Lady Fairchild's Pet Memorial Guest Book at Rainbow Bridge

Lady Fairchild's Rainbow Bridge Guest Book

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From: Mommy
On: 3/7/22

My BFF Lady. Although you are gone from sight, you will always be in my heart. I Miss you Play Happy, Love Mommy & Raina

From: Mommy
On: 3/4/21

To my BBFLady-Poo, though you are gone you will always be in my heart. Miss you. Love Always . Mommy & Your sister Raina

From: Mommy
On: 3/1/20

I misses you and will love you forever. Rest in Peace my BFF. Mommy and your sister Raina

From: Mommy
On: 3/4/19

My beloved Fur Baby. I miss you more than words can say, and I will love you forever. Mommy and your new sister, Raina

From: Pammie Halpin
On: 8/13/18

Dear Friend, I understand this is a sad time for you I too know the heartbreak of losing a beloved friend and constant companion having lost my beloved Bob Barker on August 28, 2017...so I understand how much you miss your little one... Just remember that it is never really “Goodbye”, just “Until we’re together again”! And I pray that this thought will give your heart comfort and peace in the days to come when you think of your sweet baby… Now your precious one waits for you to sleep at night and dream. Their love continues to cross the Rainbow bridge and come to you all the time. My pups and I are sending you very – very special loving thoughts, prayers, positive energy, and petitioning the Universe to ease your heart pain and give you peace in the knowledge that you will see your little one again one day and that for now your sweet baby is but a dream away… You can visit Bob Barker at: https://www.rainbowsbridge.com/residents/BOBBA002/Resident.htm

From: Mary & Andrew
On: 6/25/18

Hi Susan, so sorry to see your memorial for Lady. We share your pain, and we know that the loss of a Cavalier will always stay with you. They have such a beautiful way of entwining their lives with yours, but sadly, that makes saying goodbye, much, much harder. Our boyz, Benji and Louie, left us in 2016 and 2017 and thinlong about them can still bring us to tears. We dedicate our lives to them, provide whatever they want, but at the end, we are powerless to help them. We feel like gods, but are not 'Gods'. That usually leaves us with a massive sense of betrayal. I know our Mr Louie thought that - Dad always fixes everything, why can't he stop me from dying? And, that's what hurst us, that we are powerless in the face of death - both for our puppies and ourselves. Warmest regards to you and Lady, we will pray for you both, and K.c, too. Mary & Andrew