Gracie May

Today we honor and remember Gracie May, a beloved companion whose love, loyalty, and unique personality left an unforgettable mark on the hearts of her family. For many wonderful years, she brought comfort, joy, and companionship to those who loved her most. Though saying goodbye was incredibly difficult, her memory continues to live on through the countless moments she shared with her family.

In Loving Memory of Gracie May.

Miss her so much. She always had a smile on her face, my best friend. She’s my baby girl. She rescued me, not me rescued her. At 4 weeks old, it was the best decision I ever made to keep her.
She gave me unconditional love and laughter, kept me on my toes, she was there when I was happy, sad, and mad, she lay by me when I was sick, and never left my side 
She loves walks beach anywhere we go. She was happy to go bye-bye.
She loves her family, friends, and fur family, too. She has so many costumes that sometimes she doesn’t want to wear them, but she knows I’ll get a picture, she can take them off,  she enjoys sitting in the front yard, rolling around  in the yard 
She got her way, she just looks at me, and her sassy stopping her feet from barking and telling me what she wants, she got it, so many memories I will never forget, she’s the best.
– Jackie Welch

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