Oscar St. André Petheram

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Oscar St. André Petheram

Birth
Iowa City, Johnson County, Iowa, USA
Death
17 May 2001 (aged 6–7)
Utah, USA
Burial
Cremated, Ashes given to family or friend Add to Map
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Our little man Oscar left us on Thursday, May 17, 2001, just before noon. After a hard-fought struggle with kidney failure, his strength finally gave out and the only feline thing left to do was put him to sleep so he could move on to the next of his 9 lives.

He found us in Iowa City, Iowa late in August in 1995, when we think he was just over one year old. He had been abandoned by some college kids who brought him to school from their farm, then neglected to take him back when they left after the school year. He started following us home as we walked by his house. One day (August 27-28) when we were sitting on the front porch with him, listening to Everything But the Girl, we decided we should get married. We said to each other then "You know, now we have to keep this cat."

He was never really ours; we belonged to him. He brought an immeasurable amount of joy into our lives. He never lacked something to say, and he never neglected to show you how much he loved you by giving you a big, running, head butt, or a squeeze of the eyes. Our lives are smaller, and a little less exciting, without him.

Take care, little man....
Our little man Oscar left us on Thursday, May 17, 2001, just before noon. After a hard-fought struggle with kidney failure, his strength finally gave out and the only feline thing left to do was put him to sleep so he could move on to the next of his 9 lives.

He found us in Iowa City, Iowa late in August in 1995, when we think he was just over one year old. He had been abandoned by some college kids who brought him to school from their farm, then neglected to take him back when they left after the school year. He started following us home as we walked by his house. One day (August 27-28) when we were sitting on the front porch with him, listening to Everything But the Girl, we decided we should get married. We said to each other then "You know, now we have to keep this cat."

He was never really ours; we belonged to him. He brought an immeasurable amount of joy into our lives. He never lacked something to say, and he never neglected to show you how much he loved you by giving you a big, running, head butt, or a squeeze of the eyes. Our lives are smaller, and a little less exciting, without him.

Take care, little man....

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