Memorials

Rusty Wolden July 16, 2007- November 2, 2019   Rusty will be missed by all of us, you will be in our heart forever . We will miss the most the way you sat on your hind legs when you wanted a treat .  Love you and miss you

Abby was born June 23, 2005, in Smithville, Arkansas. Died October 1, 2019, in Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin. She is survived by her heartbroken mom and dad, Karen and Tim Kubisiak and sister Belle. This Poem is for you Rabbit. There's an empty space where you used to lay, and a pain in my heart that won't go away. I couldn't have asked for a better friend. You were my faithful companion until the end. Now you're roaming endless fields, forever free to run....

Daisy                                  April 8, 2001 - August 30, 2019   Your favorite spot is empty now where you would lie and sleep. Your vocal meows to be heard no more. We have 18 years of happy memories to cherish and keep.   We know you are in a better place reunited with Tucker, free of pain.   Rest In peace Daisy Mae.      

Our beautiful Bailey was such a loyal dog. Always ran to greet us when we came home, always there to comfort us, loved to play with other dogs in the neighborhood and her most favorite thing to do was go fishing. All we had to say was "wanna go fishing" and she was out the door waiting to go. She loved her time on the lake up north swimming, in the boat to fish and after all the activity, time for a nap. Thank you for being such a blessing in our lives Bailey. We miss you so much,...

Zeke passed away in his sleep the early morning of July 22nd with his mom by his side to hold and comfort him on his journey home to heaven. Zeke came to know us as his new forever family in August 2017. He was around 10 years old at that time. Shortly after joining our family his new Daddy Rob passed away and Zeke was there to stand by his new mommy Emily. These past few years Zeke has been by Emily's side helping her get through the grief of loosing her Dad.  Zeke enjoyed laying...

Little Bill was not made for this world. He saw many doctors and was poked and prodded all his life. Despite this he loved everyone and trusted what they were doing was necessary. He never resisted the procedures that were thrust upon him. There are many ways I miss him, the warm weight of his body, the silkiness of his fur, how he would snuggle with me every night in “our” chair and place his head on my shoulder and his paw gently on my chest. I miss every night having him...

I will always remember the night my heart broke into a million pieces, it was Monday, July 1st, 2019....the night I had to let you go. You and I fought so hard to keep you here... your beautiful soul and warrior spirit kept us both going for longer than I thought we could be together. It wasn't enough time; but my love for you couldn't let you struggle any longer. Your snuggle buddy Thor misses you a lot; along with the rest of the crew. I miss you so very much; I miss everything...

Daisy was a clever girl. She knew how to open doors, and would let herself out of our room when she was ready to go. Unfortunately, she never did learn how to shut the door once she opened it. She certainly opened the door to our hearts, and that will never be closed. Fly high, little Beeper. 

Harley moved with me across the midwest, from Wisconsin  to Indiana to Kentucky and back to Wisconsin. He loved car trips and had even gone thru the Cincinnati airport once. He loved to eat, run and really hated storms. He liked camping with the family, as long as he was with you. Harley would spend hours sleeping in a sunny spot, and snuggle under blankets at night.   He was also like an alarm clock: 4:30am he was ready to go for the day.  He would ring a bell to go...

Heavenly Nap   You lived your nine lives here with me my loyal, loving friend, Then God took you up to Paradise to live life number ten.   I’ll bet you’re peacefully lying upon an angel’s lap. Purring there, without a care having a heavenly nap.   I’ll miss you for a little while, but our friendship will not end. Time will pass, and then at last you’ll be on my lap again.