WARNING…………………..DO NOT CONTINUE IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO SEE CREMATED REMAINS.
Three months ago my very best friend Sue passes away. She had a very small family and I was like a daughter to her. After she passed and I met her brother John at the Humane Society to bust her dog and cat out of jail he said to me “I don’t know what I am going to do with Sue”, “she didn’t tell me what she wanted done after she passed”. I told him that I wanted to take her animals remains and spread them on my property so they were with someone who loved them. I then suggested that he have Sue cremated and I would take her remains and put them with all her animals and I would spread them all in spots that are very special to me so I can go to those spots and have my peaceful time with my friend and her pets. During the 24 years that we were friends many animals came into her life and spent their whole life with her until their end. She was a dog and cat lover and gave them the best live they could ask for. Her fur children were: Missy, Bucky, Pepper, Bicky, Mickey, Elliott, Stewie, Ray and Oscar.
A couple weeks ago I met John at the funeral home and picked up Sue in her car that she left me when she passed. She was with me again riding shotgun instead of driving this time.
When I posted this photo on Facebook a couple people said “don’t let Gambler get a hold of her”. I was like “what” Gambler, he wouldn’t do such a thing. Sue was safe as she was in a tin that was put high on the shelf.
Until yesterday when I finally decided to combine Sue with all her pets. It was time they were all together again as today is what would of been Sue’s 68th Birthday. It was time to spread her and her fur children in one of my special spots for her Birthday.
I removed everyone and mixed them up and put them back into a couple of different packages to be spread in different places. I had my first little package and I put it in the pail that I mixed them all up in and set it on the floor in the kitchen. I have ADD and thought I needed to water the plant in the same room where I just was so I went in and watered the plant.
I come back into the other room and John comes walking over and said “Is Gambler suppose to have this”?
Gambler…………………………………………………………..WTH?
Gambler grabbed the bag, went on Glory’s pillow and started to rip it open. John heard him and checked on him and this is what he saw minus the bag. He thought he was being helpful by spreading the remains in the house, guess he thought I wanted her in the house with us. He was right I wanted her in the house with us but I had already put the remains in a little urn to keep in the house not the real Macoy laying on my floor.
My special spot that I wanted to lay Sue and her fur children to rest is on my bother’s and my land where we laid our dad and mom to rest. This is one of my peaceful places I go when I need to collect myself and be by my loved ones. Sue was there for me when my dad and mom died so I thought she needed to be with them now.
Forasmuch as it hath pleased Almighty God of his great mercy to take unto himself the soul of our dear brother here departed, we therefore commit his body to the ground; earth to earth, ashes to ashes, dust to dust; in sure and certain hope of the Resurrection to eternal life, through our Lord Jesus Christ; who shall change our vile body, that it may be like unto his glorious body, according to the mighty working, whereby he is able to subdue all things to himself.
So in the end my friends were right and Gambler got into Sue…..A mischief maker indeed.
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Hi Y’all,
Such sad mischief. My Human says sometimes things happen for a reason that is beyond our ability to understand…hopefully this was one of those times.
Sorry we haven’t been around much, but the Humans are super busy this time of year and my Human Mama has been suffering from migraine, so we’ve been missin’ out.
Y’all come by now,
Hawk aka BrownDog
I too believe there is a reason for everything. I sure hope your mom is ok.
oh boy… Gambler….that’s hard to top. but I like the idea of your special spot. It’s great to have a place what’s just for you and what you can visit whenever you want. Have a great monday :o)
I can’t believe it, oh ok yes I can. I can’t believe I set the bucket down and walked away. LOL
I’m so sorry to hear about the passing of your friend.
Thank you so much! 🙂
Good grief…that Gambler, Miss JoAnn! What will you do with him? BOL I think what you did for Sue and her animals was just wonderful. They are now together for eternity and in a peaceful place out in nature. A lovely tribute.
Oz
Thank you Oz, I think Gambler needs to come visit you for awhile. LOL
Oh my goodness. It is absolutely beautiful what you have done for your friend. So thoughtful of you to put her with your parents.
So sorry about your friend and Gambler!!!! You are one mischievous pup!
ღ husky hugz ღ frum our pack at Love is being owned by a husky!
Thank you Jenna, she is at peace now.
I didn’t know your friend Sue but I’ll bet she got a HUGE chuckle out of this. Good boy Gambler for diffusing a sad moment with a little G$ mischief! Xoxo
🙂 Sue would be laughing right now.
You can always count on Gambler to lighten a somber moment. I’m sure your friend would have enjoyed that story.
Gambler keeps me laughing. Everyone just knew it was a matter of time before he got in to my friends ashes.
Oh my Gambler! That is a beautiful thing you have done for your friend and her furbabies.
Thank you and thank you for stopping by.
I am sorry about the loss of your good friend, but the thought of Gambler running off with the bag brought a smile to my lips. Oh, the innocence of dogs. Good thing he didn’t grab and shake vigorously!
I’m glad I made you smile, that was I was hoping for.
My sister Bailie would do something like that in a heartbeat. What a special day for you and your friend and how wonderful for you to have a place for her to be with all her pets.
Thank you Emma! Those young pups don’t seem to grow up.
Oh dear…..! I think Gambler might have thought you needed a laugh when doing that sad task! Or he thought they needed a last adventure before being laid to rest?
What a wonderful thing you did for Sue and her pets, and a perfect time on her birthday. I’m sure she is looking down with a smile now!
Yes indeed one last adventure. I wonder what Glory thought as he was doing this on her bed.
Such sad news, but what you have done for your friend is so very lovely. Gambler, lol, ohh Gambler… I think you were right, he was just trying to help!
Hugs, Carrie (Myfie, Ellie and Mille) x
Thank you so much, Gambler is a tool forsure. He keeps me on my toes.
I’m sure she was laughing when Gambler went and got her!!! No doubt! There are no coincidences! Lol. Great mischief for sure.
Sue had a great sense of humor, she was probably saying “what are you doing you little bastard”! Thank you for stopping by.
I feel slightly bad for laughing. What you did for your friend and her pets is beautiful. Everyone needs a friend like you.
Don’t feel bad at all. I was laughing also when I flung her out into the yard off of Glory’s bed. In times like this you need to find the humor. Sue would be laughing. I didn’t know how people would take this post and I’m glad I could make someone laugh. Thanks for stopping by.
I’m sure that your friend looked down and giggled at the mischief. As a dog lover, she would understand. What a special thing that you did for her and her pets. You are a great friend.
Your Gambler made me smile, though it was a sad occasion.
People know Gambler too well. Such a pretty resting place.
They sure do and thank you, the resting place needs to be cleaned up but it is very lovely even right after winter.
It is a lovely thing that you did. Gambler sounds like quite the character!
Such a beautiful way and place to put loved ones remains. I love the thought of them all being in one place together where you can go to be with them all.
You are such a special friend and I’m sure Gambler thought he was just helping you out! I’m sure your friend got a laugh out of it! Hugs XOXOXO
Oh G-man, what would Sue think?