Archives: Memorials

Gino was the perfect dog for our family.  He was fun, loving, and never wanted you to be mad at him.  His personality, or as a friend called it, his “doganality”, was amazing with the way he interacted and communicated with everyone.   He loved the beach and the “big bed” at his home in Myrtle Beach.  He loved his snacks, traveling, and cuddling with each of us to make sure no one felt left out of being loved.  We miss his tail wagging greetings and all the ways he touched EVERY part of our lives.  He will be missed greatly and loved forever.

Roscoe Thomas, beloved companion of Allen and Patty Thomas. Big brother of Teensie, Savannah, Daphne Moon and baby Emma Thomas. Little brother of the late Oscar Thomas who was waiting for you at the Rainbow Bridge when you passed away peacefully on July 1, 2019. You stole our heart when we rescued you at 8 months old. But, in fact you rescued us. All of your sisters miss you, especially Emma. She only spent a month with you and she loved you so much. Daphne is lost without you. She has inherited your spot at the foot of the bed. We miss you so much. I am at peace knowing you are with Oscar at the Rainbow Bridge playing and pain free from your congested heart failure. You gave us 10 years of unconditional love. You will always be my little boy. Mommy and Daddy will love you forever.

Till we meet again.

Reilly got very sick suddenly and passed over the  Rainbow bridge June 29th, 2019. He is deeply missed. He left behind alot of family members who loved him, especially Owen and Michael.Good Boy!

Sweet Rosie (Roe); you had wonder in your eyes, a beautiful soul and the determination to live a full and happy life despite your past. We are honored to have known you, to have loved and to be loved by you, and to have you live on in our memories for the years to come. Thank you for giving us the best year and a half of our lives. You were truly a special dog and a member of our family. A daily reminder that it’s OK to look ahead in life, the past is past, and the future can only get better. We love you dearly.

 Mimzy was a boy.He loved water, to run with his toy on a string meowing. He always cuddled with our other cat Little George. She misses him dearly.
He also loved to purr, and play with his toys. He found interest in water as well. His curiosity, is what made him so special. I love you baby boy!

“Luna passed away peacefully alongside her loving family of nearly 10 years on June 15, 2019 under the care of PVSEC.  She was adopted during the winter of 2009 by the Green family and was their very first dog.  Within a few short months at her new suburban home, Luna formed a special bond with her mom, Shannon.  After Shannon went off to and graduated from college, she and her boyfriend, Nick, decided to move-in together in the city of Pittsburgh.  They didn't think twice about bringing their favorite companion, Luna, along with them.  Luna thrived and loved every second of living in the big city.  All of the sites, smells and new friends she discovered made her the happiest pup in the world.  She was the queen of hide and seek and loved snacking on carrots!  Even though she occasionally would bark unnecessarily and she'd give you attitude if you refused to give her a treat that she didn't earn, she was still perfect in our eyes.  Through thick and thin, we stayed by each other's side and even though the pain we now feel without her is great, the memories she created will fill our hearts forever.  Rest in peace Lunes aka Looney Tunes aka Big Boones!  We love you so much <3."

 Lily was very loved. She was the kind of dog that lit up a room. She loved everyone and wanted all the attention she could get. Our family is incomplete without her. She was my best friend. I love and miss her more than words can express, but I know that we will be together again. 

Molly Girl Berniak

3/8/2011 to 5/22/2019

Born in East Earl, Pennsylvania on March 8, 2011, Molly came home to Elizabeth, Pennsylvania to reside with her parents, James and Sharon Berniak, on May 12, 2011.  Molly was a sweet girl and loved to go for car rides and to the park for long walks.  She loved visits from her family and going to visit them.  Molly loved meeting people and children.  She had two dog friends in her neighborhood but wasn’t always fond of other dogs.  She was such a playful happy girl.  She loved to play ball and with her other toys.  She loved hugs and to snuggle up with you.  She liked the cold weather and snow more than summer.  She fought cancer since October, 2017 when she had surgery to remove a cancerous tumor. She when through monthly chemo treatments from November 2017 through May 2019.  This kept her going but this April she started to lose her battle with cancer.  She just couldn’t fight it any longer and she passed away on May 22, 2019.  She really was a fighter and we all did our best to keep her well.  We had that extra time with her but it’s never enough when you love your pets, they are family.  We all love and miss you Molly Girl.  You are at peace now with no more pain.  Rest in peace with your Dad.  God bless you both.  Cross that Rainbow Bridge, Molly, and enjoy.  We love you so much sweet Molly Girl and miss you! 

In November of 2004, I went to a shelter in hopes of finding a sister for Zoe, and Luna you picked us. From that moment you had my heart. Over the years you stood by me in good times and bad times. Luna you and Zoe, who we lost three years ago, have showed me what unconditional love is. Over the last three years since we lost Zoe, you and I were always together, we were there for each other. On April 30, 2019, when you left us to cross the rainbow bridge to be with Zoe again, you left a hole in our hearts and life will never be the same again. You have taught us so much over the almost 15 years that we had you…especially what love is. We will forever miss your bark, the thumping of your tail when we came home, your belly alarm clock going off when it was time to eat, the way you would look at us when we were talking to you, the many kisses you always gave, the unconditional love, and the list could go on and on.  I will especially miss having you at work with me every day, where you also touched the hearts of so many others. You truly were a very special girl in so many ways. You are no longer by our sides but will forever be in our hearts. We will love you forever and always. We know you are happy being with Zoe. We will see you again someday at the Rainbow Bridge.

In loving memory of Dakota Bowe Venanzio , when we first got Dakota he was the most loving dog anyone could meet. He protected us as his pack. He watched out for each one of us. He brought us so much love and  joy everyday  he made us feel safe , Dakota wasn’t a dog to us. He was our family , the last 9 years with you has been absolutely amazing and I cannot believe we don’t have the chance to make any more memories , you will always be in our hearts we love you Dakota Bowe rest well