Lucy enjoyed being with family and anyone she came across. She was always an excited and jumpy girl. She was born on July 9th, 2013. And was a surprise gift for our family. She was always very playful! And so loved and loved being near family and running around!
After she was born, Lucy was taken from Oklahoma to Ozark Mountains in Arkansas to our cabin for a day or two. We go up there to stay, relax, and work which she loved. After being up there for a few days ..... Lucy was brought to our home. Now she's home with our savior Jesus, Lulu, and other animals in Heaven.
She would always travel in the motorhome with us on trips. Which we recently went on our last trip with her in August 2023 to Tennessee.
We got Lucy in the Fall of 2013 year after Ms. Lulu's passing in December 2012. Lucy was diagnosed with cancer on September 5th, and she sadly had to be put to sleep in the evening of September 11, 2023.
We had a few minutes of alone time with her before she passed peacefully that afternoon on my parents bed where she slept. We wish we could have kept her longer than 10 years. It was spreading and we did not want her to suffer and did what is best. We will always love her so much!
We received her cremated remains on September 19th, 2023 and we placed her into her final resting place right next to Lulu's cremated remains under stained glass window on September 20th 2023.
We will remember the memories we shared with her during her 10 years on earth and will always have her in our hearts. She meant the world to our family; and we loved her so much and knew she loved us.
They were the best dogs we could ever ask for! And we pray, we'll see them again at the rainbow bridge when our time comes!
After she was born, Lucy was taken from Oklahoma to Ozark Mountains in Arkansas to our cabin for a day or two. We go up there to stay, relax, and work which she loved. After being up there for a few days ..... Lucy was brought to our home. Now she's home with our savior Jesus, Lulu, and other animals in Heaven.
She would always travel in the motorhome with us on trips. Which we recently went on our last trip with her in August 2023 to Tennessee.
We got Lucy in the Fall of 2013 year after Ms. Lulu's passing in December 2012. Lucy was diagnosed with cancer on September 5th, and she sadly had to be put to sleep in the evening of September 11, 2023.
We had a few minutes of alone time with her before she passed peacefully that afternoon on my parents bed where she slept. We wish we could have kept her longer than 10 years. It was spreading and we did not want her to suffer and did what is best. We will always love her so much!
We received her cremated remains on September 19th, 2023 and we placed her into her final resting place right next to Lulu's cremated remains under stained glass window on September 20th 2023.
We will remember the memories we shared with her during her 10 years on earth and will always have her in our hearts. She meant the world to our family; and we loved her so much and knew she loved us.
They were the best dogs we could ever ask for! And we pray, we'll see them again at the rainbow bridge when our time comes!
Lucy enjoyed being with family and anyone she came across. She was always an excited and jumpy girl. She was born on July 9th, 2013. And was a surprise gift for our family. She was always very playful! And so loved and loved being near family and running around!
After she was born, Lucy was taken from Oklahoma to Ozark Mountains in Arkansas to our cabin for a day or two. We go up there to stay, relax, and work which she loved. After being up there for a few days ..... Lucy was brought to our home. Now she's home with our savior Jesus, Lulu, and other animals in Heaven.
She would always travel in the motorhome with us on trips. Which we recently went on our last trip with her in August 2023 to Tennessee.
We got Lucy in the Fall of 2013 year after Ms. Lulu's passing in December 2012. Lucy was diagnosed with cancer on September 5th, and she sadly had to be put to sleep in the evening of September 11, 2023.
We had a few minutes of alone time with her before she passed peacefully that afternoon on my parents bed where she slept. We wish we could have kept her longer than 10 years. It was spreading and we did not want her to suffer and did what is best. We will always love her so much!
We received her cremated remains on September 19th, 2023 and we placed her into her final resting place right next to Lulu's cremated remains under stained glass window on September 20th 2023.
We will remember the memories we shared with her during her 10 years on earth and will always have her in our hearts. She meant the world to our family; and we loved her so much and knew she loved us.
They were the best dogs we could ever ask for! And we pray, we'll see them again at the rainbow bridge when our time comes!
After she was born, Lucy was taken from Oklahoma to Ozark Mountains in Arkansas to our cabin for a day or two. We go up there to stay, relax, and work which she loved. After being up there for a few days ..... Lucy was brought to our home. Now she's home with our savior Jesus, Lulu, and other animals in Heaven.
She would always travel in the motorhome with us on trips. Which we recently went on our last trip with her in August 2023 to Tennessee.
We got Lucy in the Fall of 2013 year after Ms. Lulu's passing in December 2012. Lucy was diagnosed with cancer on September 5th, and she sadly had to be put to sleep in the evening of September 11, 2023.
We had a few minutes of alone time with her before she passed peacefully that afternoon on my parents bed where she slept. We wish we could have kept her longer than 10 years. It was spreading and we did not want her to suffer and did what is best. We will always love her so much!
We received her cremated remains on September 19th, 2023 and we placed her into her final resting place right next to Lulu's cremated remains under stained glass window on September 20th 2023.
We will remember the memories we shared with her during her 10 years on earth and will always have her in our hearts. She meant the world to our family; and we loved her so much and knew she loved us.
They were the best dogs we could ever ask for! And we pray, we'll see them again at the rainbow bridge when our time comes!
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