IRISH SETTER CLUB OF CANADA

EN MEMOIRE - GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN

Our Irish companions do not live forever and sadly we must say goodbye but that does not mean that they are forgotten. This page and those linked to it are designed to help us all remember those that we have lost as daily companions. If you would like your departed Irish to be remembered here send an e-mail to the webmaster

LADY

It is with great sadness to tell you that Lady passed on Saturday, December 22/07

JAKE
Silverstone

RAMSES

BOYD

HOLLY

 "HOLLYWOOD our Brightest Star"

Casey

Sara

Keighan

DESI

(Can/Am Ch CAPTIVA HEARTS DESIRE)
Silverstone Kennel- 29 Dec 2006

ISIS
Spring-1990

Animals are not brethren, they are not underlings; they are other nations, caught with ourselves in the net of life and time 
-Henry Beston-

Sharon Rodriguez

JESSIE KRIST

This is Jessie Krist, she was born March 10th 1996 and was layed to rest May 19th 2007. Could you please place her picture on your "Gone but not forgoten Wall" with the msg "Jessie Krist was an amazing dog, and will be loved for ever, RIP Jessie Krist"

Riley

Two years ago this month, we arranged to take a 9 year old rescue named Riley who was being given up by his owners.Riley was a delight from the moment he stepped out of the shipping crate and into our hearts.
Unfortunately, Riley developed diabetes and in February, on the advice ofour veterinarian, we had to have him humanely put down.  Our hearts arebroken. He was with us just two years and we had so hoped we'd have him with
us for much longer. I'm just writing to let you know that participating in the rescue was such a positive experience for us.  Riley was a lovely boy, well-mannered, gentle,and a great companion for our other rescued red-head Emma, who came to us
when she was 6 years old. We all miss him very very much.  Thank you for giving us the chance to give Riley his "forever" home.
Becky and Ken Sundberg

ROSIE
1985-1997

Lorie and Terry Cuthbert

"Red"
June 20, 1973 to Sept 24, 1988
Keith and Marilyn Cuthbert

Clancy

Just wanted to let you know that we had to say goodbye to our beloved Clancy on Tuesday, Even now as I tell you my heart is aching and my tears are flowing. James and the girls are also devastated at having to say goodbye.

He was humanely euthanized by Dr. Colin Peace and spent his last few days being pampered even more so than usual. His last 15 minutes were spent in a field gazing at horses, enjoying the cool breeze and feeling the love of his family.

Adopting Clancy was the best thing the Gregory family ever did. He brought such joy to our family. He will be sorely missed and never forgotten. Thank you so much for giving us the privilege of sharing our lives with our amazing boy.

We are happy that the ISCC allowed us to have him too.

Thanks again for everything. James says we will be in touch before long to see about getting acompanion for Sam. First we need to hold on to our memories of Clancy and let the pain of losing him heal.

Best regards,

Cheryl and James Gregory and family

N'OUBLION PAS NOS ANCIENS

Current as of 30 July , 2007

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