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Our deepest sympathies to you and your
family in Romy's passing. Words, I know, would be inadequate, but please
know others do understand the pain of letting go, especially at such a young
age, and especially of such a magnificent and beautiful creature.
May the Bridge have welcomed him with open
arms, lots of smiles, wagging tails, sloppy kisses, and a restoration of the way
he used to be. You will, someday, meet again.
So sorry for your loss.
Beth, Czar (Pyr) and Raisa (Mal) in Rural
Wisconsin
We have not been very active on the pyr-net
recently. In October our beloved
Romy (Gates' Henry's Get Navarre) was diagnosed with bone cancer and it was
too hard to write in and tell the group.
Now this is even harder...Today Romy died in the arms of the
family that loved him as he was put to sleep at the vet's. It is so hard to lose such a wonderful
friend...our boy. He was a member
of our family and the heartache is tremendous.
He was only 4 years old.
While he never finished his championship he was a "special" to us. He earned TT (temperament), CGC, and
VA (versatility ambassador) titles.
He was a great Great Pyrenees...never aggressive always vigilant and
always loving and gentle. He was a super
judge of character and we learned to trust him and his instincts.
Romy enjoyed being with us, traveling, carting, and taking walks and
hikes in the mountains, or just playing in the yard. He loved people and always enjoyed his
trips to Petco and other places. He used to come in the house and lay on the
couch and take up three seats!
We would like to remember him for all the fun things we did together in
the short time he was with us. He
was our first Pyr and for that, he will always hold a special place in our
hearts. We loved him so much and
will miss him everyday!
Keith, Soo, Dustin, and Julie (our Pyr
Pup)
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