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Winston was privileged to find his special family

Sharon Whitehurst writes:
Neighbor Betsy's beautifully crafted essay has to remind fellow animal lovers of the life and times - and the passings - of very cherished pets. With a long history of being 'found' by dozens of cats, a few dogs, and several horses, Jim and I know that some have, from the start, displayed exceptional characters and quirky traits which make them great companions, sorely missed when they are gone.

For many weeks after the death of a favorite, we can almost convince ourselves for a moment that they are still there -if we turn quickly, surely that fur-clad form will be rushing to greet us.

Winston was privileged to find his special family, and they were blessed to share his long-in-dog-years life. - Sharon Whitehurst
Comments re photo 41645 A greatly loved Gradyvillian Winston 19942011




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