August 21, 2018 - March 17, 2024

Age: 6

A great dog and a best friend. Ghost stole our hearts by bringing unconditional love and joy to our home. You are one of a kind, a loyal companion. Ghost was very smart and extremely affectionate. He had a unique personality that brought happiness to all our family and friends. We have been so blessed to have shared his life with him. He will truly be missed but never forgotten. Our memories of him will last forever. -Until we meet again, Ghost: WE LOVE YOU!

December 31, 1969 - February 20, 2024

Age: 55

Our Baby… our first of four… our wild child… our runner….You were and will always be loved and missed ole girl… I pray Heaven has a big yard for you to run with the wind. We love you Bella Storm. Always and Forever

December 13, 2020 - December 08, 2023

Age: 3

You was not just a dog you was my fur baby, Tyson you brought so much joy and happiness to everyone that cross your path. Even on my worst days you always managed to make me smile. You was the best riding buddy for your dad and the best four-legged brother ever. You will be forever missed and never forgotten, your paw prints will forever be imbedded within our hearts

April 01, 2003 - September 17, 2023

Age: 20

Jessica has been a part of our family for over 20 years, and it saddens us very deeply to know that we have to say "see you later" to our sweet love until we see her again in the afterlife. I remember the time that we both accidentally got locked out of my home, and she realized that I was anxious, and she kept purring and initiating hide and seek to keep me occupied until I was able to get back in my home. Jessica was also a protector as she pretended to be a dog (various times throughout her life) and hissed (I think it’s imitation of what a bark might sound like LOL) at strangers who she deemed to be a danger to her parents and our little young son. When our son was first born, Jessica came up to her brother and gently licked his head. There were also times that her playfulness got her in trouble, however her sweetness, ravenous eating habits of Chinese food and cream cheese and cuddles made up for it. We will forever have you in our hearts and pray that you are resting in peace. We love you forever and ever, and always. Mommy, Daddy, and your little brother

September 21, 2008 - April 01, 2023

Age: 15

The Obituary for Miss Tinkerbell Grace Jupin. Tinkerbell Grace Jupin 14, of Brandenburg KY, from Midway, greeted her Heavenly Father on Saturday April 1, 2023, at Cornerstone Vet Clinic in Brandenburg, KY. She enjoyed and loved to bark, play with her many toys that she absolutely loved. She loved Jesus and loved to go to "Bed" and enjoyed riding while going "Bye Bye". Tinkerbell loved her favorite treats, Pupperioni Sticks and Beggin Strips. She enjoyed her Ceasers Chicken meals. Tinkerbell loved chicken nuggets, and loved sharing a chicken sandwich with her Mommy. Tinkerbell is reunited in death with her Grandmother Rebecca Lynn Jupin, her Cat Sister Miracle Monroe Jupin, her doggie brothers Snooch, Luke, Mason Chris Jupin, and Chance Elvis Jr. Jupin Rogers. Tinkerbell is survived by her Mommy Cortney Elaine Jupin. She is also survived by a special man she adored and loved Shane. Funeral services were private with burial in Ekron, KY. She was laid to rest by the side of her Cat Sister Miracle Monroe Jupin and Doggie Brother, Mason Chris Jupin. Along with many fur cousins. Tinkerbell loved children and was very protective of them. Tinkerbell loved her big family, and will always be with them.

December 30, 2004 - November 12, 2022

Age: 18

Our sweet girl, We love you and we miss you so much right now and I’m sure this will be for the rest of our lives. Today you said goodbye to us and our hearts are broken ????. We spent over 18 years together and you my sweet little one stole all our hearts so long ago and replaced it with love, laughter, companionship and so much more. You put up with your hoomans in exchange for endless pet pets, hugs, kisses, belly rubs, tears cried into your soft fur and the coveted occasional cheeseburger….what you gave us in exchange was priceless my sweet, sweet girl you gave us so much love and you were for me the keeper of my secrets and my companion in long walks, car rides, Hoover of the house, lazy days in bed reading books over your sweet little apple head, endless snuggles and doggy glitter galore. You may have been small in stature but in spirit you are huge and your beautiful heart, sweet disposition, silly personality won so many over…our sweet beautiful girl you will be so missed. Lucy lover of life, endless snuggles, endless wet doggy kisses, endless energy, bouncing like a little bunny through the snow, built like a muscle car, Elvis in the house (when her little lip would curl under), master beggar, lover of the cheezzzburger, smuggler of stolen food and occasional candy, secret keeper, master comforter, little heater and companion of our lives, watcher of the stars and the moon, wife to your little moo, beloved child to Jason and me, companion to all of us, eternally grateful we are for the gift of your love, eternally missed you’ll be…sleep sweet our precious Lucy. Love your family

June 15, 2011 - October 07, 2022

Age: 11

We loved you past the moon and you will be missed beyond the stars! Forever in our hearts you will stay.... Love, Mommy,Daddy and Bam Bam

March 12, 2016 - August 22, 2022

Age: 6

Thank you Baby for being my friend

January 01, 2007 - May 22, 2022

Age: 15

Our best boy, Cade crossed over the rainbow bridge May 22nd, 2022. Cade was adopted in January of 2007 from the animal shelter in Carrollton, Ga. Soon after, he moved to Sevierville, Tn where he remained for the rest of his life. Cade was a huge Tennessee VOLS fan and loved watching Smokey run through the T on Saturday’s. He was such a sweet boy and never knew a stranger. In his younger days, Cade loved trips to the bank, Home Depot, and anywhere else that would give him treats. In addition to the treats he loved popcorn, blueberries, sweet potatoes and canned pumpkin. Cade was also a very good dancer. He loved having guests over so he could show them his moves. If you were sick or sad he always knew. He would’ve made a great therapy dog. He loved his family and was always there with a wagging tail and smile to greet them. He was so loved and will be extremely missed. Cade was preceded in death by his papaw, Gary Edward Thomas Cade is survived by his mom, Jandice Thomas and Teresa Ramsey. Brother Ryder Ogle. Sisters Olivia Miller and Milly Mack. Uncle Brandon Edward Thomas. Nana Sherry Thomas. Along with a bunch of other family and friends. Cade’s ashes will remain in his home with his family.

December 31, 1969 - April 05, 2022

Age: 53

I wanted to find a site where I can post an obituary, but I wanted to share it here first. Cain Kisamore Our sweet boy Cain crossed the Rainbow Bridge on the morning of April 5, 2022. His adopted father and best friend was at his side. Cain joined our family on November 9, 2014 following an adoption event held at the Leesburg, VA Petsmart location by the Lost Dog Rescue Foundation. Cain was the first out of the van, and caught the eye of his future “fur dad” Ken. What made it all the more special was that Ken never had the opportunity to select a dog of his own. While Cain settled into home life, our family quickly learned Cain’s cunning, mischievous behavior. He didn’t care much for the crate life and found unique ways to escape when the house was empty. Nevertheless, his fears and anxiety calmed when he was introduced to his older brother, and K9 partner-in-crime, Jack. Despite his quirks, Cain formed a strong bond with his beloved friend, big brother Jack. After years together, their inseparable bond ended in June of 2020 after the passing of Jack due to presumed complications of brain cancer. After losing his friend, Cain continued to be a sweet, yet Houdini-like figure around the house; performing gymnastics out of view of the family. Oddly enough, despite his exploratory and adolescent nature, he never wandered far from the safety of his home and family. Cain’s characteristics were typical of any dog, but his inquisitive nature will be remembered for the rest of our lives. Cain loved car rides and often would travel with his dad to the store, the gas station, and on leisurely cruises around town. He had a thirst for the outdoors and never missed an opportunity for a walk. We estimate Cain’s lifetime walk distance exceeded the distance of the United States coast-to-coast. Like so many of our beloved pets, Cain loved his family. It wasn’t uncommon for him to stare out the windows in the early evening hours waiting for the sight of his dad’s car pulling into the driveway. Although Cain has left us, he will never be forgotten. We learned as much from him as he learned from us. Rest easy, buddy. You’ll be running in green pastures with Jack for the rest of time.