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Karen Fitchett

As remembered by her sheltie-list friends, with a montage of photographs
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A Rescuer at the Rainbow Bridge Once in a while, the skies are
grey at the rainbow bridge The sick old dog goes to a part
of the lawn where A young dog will ask another,
"What is happening? Oh, how sadly the forlorn pack
of dogs lie in the shade. Many days pass by. The sick old
dogs wait and wait Then one day, a shaft of golden
sunshine The young dog asks the more
experienced one, The older dog responds, "He was
a rescuer! Dorothy Christiansen, Lynnlea Shelties of Illinois, 30+ years |
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In the words of Rose
Keehr on Karen's crossing the Bridge, "With Karen's passing we have lost a golden person, Rest in peace, Karen. |
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At last having arrived, Print "Reunited" courtesy
Rosemary Hurley |
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"My Dad"
As Remembered by Cindy And Mike
On April 4, 2003, my 94-year old dad left for the Rainbow Bridge to met up with so many of his canine friends I can only remember a few. Over the years, he took in several unwanted dogs in the neighborhood. These were in addition to his many Irish Setters and Collies. Several Laddies and Lassies will share an old friend with his Rebs and Shawns. His latest friend was our beloved Sheltie, Bentley, who went on ahead to the Bridge two years ago.
Dad was 94 and began teaching and coaching when he was 19. At his memorial services former students and athletes from the 1930s and 1940s joined with students and associates from the 1960s and 1970s to honor his accomplishments. His public legacy will live on with many people but his family will remember him as Dad while his many dog friends will welcome him again.
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