Boston


I held you in the palm of my hand at just 3 weeks of age, bottle feeding you and your 
two brothers. I used to call you "My Boys" or "BOYSenberries." You were the ring leader 
and so I nicknamed you "Boss-Man." We shared 15 wonderful years Boston, only enhanced 
by Pam entering our lives and your finding a special kindred bond with her. You made sure 
she understood that when you herded her to the kitchen it meant, "Kibble, please ... now!" 
She spoiled and pampered you as much as me, loving you so completely and often times 
whispering, "He's my favorite." She didn't want to offend your brothers, who she also loved 
dearly, but you were her special boy, and mine. You always loved water, finding a fascination 
with it when you were 2 months-old and had your first bath. In the summer when I would put 
ice cubes in Nicky's water dish, I would find you in the sink and in the dish, batting the ice 
cubes around! Boston, you gave a terrific fight the last week of your life. Please know how 
much we love you and miss your physical presense here with us. You are and will always 
be our little Boofer and special boy. We both believe in Rainbow Bridge and know that one 
day we'll be reunited. Until then, I pray that you are basking in the warm sun, feeling our 
continuous love and knowing how much you are deeply missed. We love you Boss ...

Your Moms (Chris and Pam)
you and your two brothers. I used to call you "My Boys" or 
"BOYSenberries." You were the ring leader and so I nicknamed you "Boss-Man." 
We shared 15 wonderful years Boston, only enhanced by Pam entering our lives and 
your finding a special kindred bond with her. You made sure she understood that when 
you herded her to the kitchen it meant, "Kibble, please ... now!" She spoiled and 
pampered you as much as me, loving you so completely and often times whispering, 
"He's my favorite." She didn't want to offend your brothers, who she also loved dearly, 
but you were her special boy, and mine. You always loved water, finding a fascination 
with it when you were 2 months-old and had your first bath. In the summer when I would 
put ice cubes in Nicky's water dish, I would find you in the sink and in the dish, batting 
the ice cubes around! Boston, you gave a terrific fight the last week of your life. Please 
know how much we love you and miss your physical presense here with us. You are and 
will always be our little Boofer and special boy. We both believe in Rainbow Bridge and 
know that one day we'll be reunited. Until then, I pray that you are basking in the warm 
sun, feeling our continuous love and knowing how much you are deeply missed. 
We love you Boss ...

Your Moms (Chris and Pam)