Bob Gidley 2002 - 2008
Our loyal friend, faithful companion, and constant protector passed away on Monday, October 13, 2008 from heart failure. The cause was unknown.
Bob was a member of a litter of an unknown number of English Bulldog puppies, but we know his father was Chunky Monkey and his mother was Jelly Bean.
There can be a great many things to be said about Bob; that he cared for our children, and that his only concern was our well-being, but the most important thing to say is that the house is too quiet now, things seem a little less brighter, and our unconditional and faithful friend who greeted us at the door, without fail, is gone.
When we got Bob, it was our hope that he would be good for our children as we started our family. Bob loved our children, he loved us, and we loved him. Bob had many friends, and he made friends with everyone he met. It was amazing to see him easily connect with people. He had a magnetic personality by just sitting next to you, and all he ever wanted were for people to rub his belly.
We learned a lot of wonderful life lessons from our unassuming friend, and unfortunately his last lesson is for us to learn how to live without him.
Bob, my little buddy, you will be missed.
Bob was a member of a litter of an unknown number of English Bulldog puppies, but we know his father was Chunky Monkey and his mother was Jelly Bean.
There can be a great many things to be said about Bob; that he cared for our children, and that his only concern was our well-being, but the most important thing to say is that the house is too quiet now, things seem a little less brighter, and our unconditional and faithful friend who greeted us at the door, without fail, is gone.
When we got Bob, it was our hope that he would be good for our children as we started our family. Bob loved our children, he loved us, and we loved him. Bob had many friends, and he made friends with everyone he met. It was amazing to see him easily connect with people. He had a magnetic personality by just sitting next to you, and all he ever wanted were for people to rub his belly.
We learned a lot of wonderful life lessons from our unassuming friend, and unfortunately his last lesson is for us to learn how to live without him.
Bob, my little buddy, you will be missed.
1 comment:
Lee, Mariana and family, my thoughts are with you. I know the love of a four-footed family member - my Sabrina - and recall often Matt and Paige's cherished Kenosha. I've been convinced from the start Kenosha lives on in Maxwell, who just recently told me, "She's in my brain." I'm sure your Bob will never be far away - Love spans any distance and transcends all time.
Sabrina and I mourn your loss deeply.
Love,
Steph Figi
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