Brigadier's stall, with a rosewood urn for his ashes, that was graciously donated by someone who was touched by this tragedy. Carrots, apples and other treats have been filling the hallway for a week.
posted by Anne at 2:39 pm
Monday, March 06, 2006
Brigadier's stall, with a rosewood urn for his ashes, that was graciously donated by someone who was touched by this tragedy. Carrots, apples and other treats have been filling the hallway for a week.
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2 Comments:
I read somewhere once that there was no greater love than that of a man and his horse. How true, for none that have a love of such beautiful of God's creatures, could ever imagine life without them. I believe it is true, than no other of God's creatures can fly without wings or conquer without a sword. Our heartfelt sympathies go to each of you that shared in Brig's life and he in yours. May you always know that when you turn around and hear hoofbeats, he is closely guarding you.
Cecil & Lois Hawkins
Double H Stables
Old Fort, Tn., USA
I have horses of my own and I would haave the same thing for mine. I wish I had gotton to know Brig, Because he sounds like a great horse. I will keep him in my heart always.
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