In Memorium K-9 Clubs and More

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In memory of Carol Harper Sandstrom so loved and so missed, died September 28, 2008

In loving memory of MWD "REX" 1st. Marine Air Wing, Da Nang South Vietnam, 1967-1968

In memory of Ross Conover

Hans Australian Shepherd 2001-2009 His life was taken too soon but died a true fighter till the end, he took the hits of a rattlesnake to save his pack and me, he was always like that protecting me. He could do it all and did so for me. He is greatly missed, I will meet him at The Rainbow Bridge, he would have been a great Wardog. Love, his pack, Janet, Tom, Dale, Bandit & Token

Bounty In memory of Bounty, my best friend; who like our soldiers, human and canine, was always, brave, loyal and dependable. He embodied all that makes dogs so wonderful. I miss him.

Dr. Heather Morgan & Deke In loving memory of Dr. Heather Morgan and her companion Deke. Never far from our thoughts... SHI Int. School of Medical Massage & Traditional Chinese Acupuncture shischool.com

Mr. Patrick Gormican Mr. Bernard Singer Jack F. Kennedy Rank: T5 Served: 21 Apr 42 to 9 Oct 45 Combat Engineer Dakota German Shepherd Our Gift from Heaven So loved and deeply missed by Marlene Aquilano and Sam Troiano Staff Sgt. Walter Hermanowski, Jr. (RET) Former Dog Handler

 

Willie Golden Retriever ~ 1995-2005 Smart, sweet, funny, and always ready for the next adventure, our Wonderful Willie filled our lives with joy. He would have been honored to salute the extraordinary dogs whose bravery helps keep us free.

Gracie Golden Retriever   ~    1996-2008 Gracie was fearless, a princess, and a force of nature . . . and we loved her so. She would have been so proud to support her four- legged military heroes.

Fritz von der Kahler Heide German Shepherd He was a police officer with the Atlanta, GA Police Department He was the best dog that ever lived. When we adopted him, he was retrained for home and family protection. All his commands were given in German. Every night, before bed...even when he was very old, I would say, "Fritz, Bed!" He would grumble a bit when he was older, but he'd always get up, and walk the house. He would inspect every single opening (doors, windows) in the house to make sure they were secure. If one was open, he would sit and bark. Then, he'd come lay by my side on the floor, on his special orthopedic pad, and wait for me to pat him and tell him it was ok to go to sleep. He was 105 lbs, and could take down a man 225lbs in about 4 seconds. He liked to steal shoes. He would not chew them, just take them and put them in his bed. I think the smell of his people comforted him. He's the only dog I ever saw that could bite a black Kong in half. A black one...you have to know Kongs to understand that significance. I still can't get another dog. Someday I will. For now, I'm afraid the new dog would not measure up. That would be unfair to the new GSD. I will get over it, but not today. Ray Booska, CEO Glacier Tek, Inc.