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Name: jon From: sf

I could tell Laura's favorite story about the chicken, or about being at Silver Lake with Grommit one day and this old guy who told me that "I had a dog like that once his name was Duke - - and, pointing to Grommit - - I betcha his name is Duke - - and when told "his" name was Grommit got incensed that it wasn't Duke, or King or Prince. I might mention how adept Grommit was at backing into people and pushing them over while they were sitting on the floor, or how you weren't quite sure when he was going to be a punk or not. But he could certainly be a royal punk when he wanted to. I could talk about the time Laura, Grommit and I trekked across a bunch of people's "backyards" and thought we'd have to lift and carry Grommit over the barbed wire and fences, and how afterwards she washed him down in some dishsoap I had and how he came out the whitest she had ever seen him. I could mention the joy in listening to Laura singing to him "Grommit, the puppy, the one I adore..." or seeing him stretched out on the kitchen floor in that hot box of an apartment, decked out in the gallon jugs of frozen water Laura used to cool him down. And I could also talk about Laura and Brian coming by with Grommit when Shannon lost Al, and how much it meant. I spent a good amount of time with Grommit and have many, many good memories and many stories, but what I'll remember most is the very special, warm and close relationship he and Laura shared, and that when he didn't want you butting in, you'd better not b*** in. Rest in peace dear Grommit. You were certainly one of a kind and a character bar none and you will always hold a special place in the hearts of those you touched.

Name: YURI G From: HIGHLAND

so sorry to see you go.....i only remember grommit always wanted to attack me. :) i guess you were protecting your mommy. still, you were the second cutiest dog in the world. :) so sorry for your lost dear. i know exactly what you are going thru. god bless you and ed.

Name: Grandma & Grandpa From: Tucson, AZ

Grommit, we really wanted to be friends with you but when you growled we backed off. Still, we loved you.

Name: Harvey Watling From: Tucson, AZ

Grommit, I will miss you greatly. I believe I was part of the very small circle of people you actually considered a buddy. An honor indeed. What I will miss most is our walks together. Whether it was around Spring Lake or along Brush Creek, through the Armstrong redwoods or up and down the paths of the Lake Sonoma reserve, along the Willamette or in the neighborhoods of Riverside, Santa Rosa and Sellwood, you lead Laura, myself, and many others on varying routes, new sites, fresh smells and long conversations. Often it was just you, Laura and me. Personal time together. I looked forward to those walks. I loved those walks. We will all miss those walks. While it would be silly to suggest that I will miss you more than anyone else, I don’t think it would be too big a stretch to say that I will miss you as much as anyone else less one. Thanks for the memories.

Name: Julie Branscomb From: Santa Rosa

Grommit--You were a very special, one-of-a-kind dog, and I'm sure you will be missed by all who were fortunate to be a part of your life, espcially your devoted and adoring mother, Laura. I'm one of those people, as I was fortunate enough to be chosen as your pet sitter for a little over 2 years. I felt a unique bond with you, and though you had a reputation for being a little 'less than friendly' to some people, I saw through that and realized you were just a big teddy bear inside of that 'tough dog' facade. I always felt such a sense of pride whenever I took you out for walks and had a hard time not claiming you as my own when people would tell me what a beautiful dog I had! You had quite and aura of sophistication about you, even when you had to wear those booties on your feet to keep you from licking your paws too much, or when after your last leg surgery and all of your fur didn't grow back, you wore a patchwork sweater your mom made for you to cover up your bare spots! I remember also how after everyone thought your fur might never grow back, it finally miraculously did, and how we were all so happy for you to have your gorgeous coat back again. I enjoyed our time together so much, whether it was taking walks in the neighborhood or just hanging out at the house, where you would play fetch with your favorite toys and try your best to convince me you needed another treat! You would also sleep on the bed with me sometimes, which I took as a compliment that you did in fact trust me and think I was ok. I know you are looking after us all now, and if you could, you would tell us all you are happy and ok. You touched a lot of lives and were loved by many, I'm sure. I will always have the fondest memories of you and I know you will live on in my heart forever.

Name: Jenna Watling Neal From: East Lansing, Michigan

Hey Grommit, You were the most confident dog that I’ve ever met. I remember when we’d visit Laura, you acted as if you owned the place (and I think, really, you did). Thanks for tolerating our presence during those visits, even though we disrupted your schedule and competed for Laura’s time. I’ll always remember taking you on walks in Santa Rosa and around Spring Lake....you always attracted attention everywhere you went because you were such a handsome fellow. One of my favorite memories of you was when you had a bald spot on your backside from a surgery and Laura had knitted you a “b*** patch” to wear. You wore that “b*** patch” with flair, Grommit! You were one of the best friends my sister could ever ask for and we’ll all miss you tremendously!

Name: Brian Middleton From: Portland, OR

Grommit - you were a good friend. I still find it hard to believe that you didn't try to bite me on the night we first met. Living with you for so long I got to learn all the different sides to your personality. The punky side that would always come out when strangers were about or strange dogs were angling for your attention. The playful side where we would be all ruff -n- tumble. The beggy side - always wanting your food ball filled or a little nibble off our dinner plates or maybe just a greenie from the treat cabinet. The loving side - I got to see this one often and it was the most precious. My fondest memories of you were when we would go for our walks. You were always excited and always interested in sniffing everything. Squirrels and kitties were on alert because you were on the prowl. If only you could be off-leash so you could go get them. Grommit, you were the best dog anyone could hope for. All of your qualities, especially the punky ones, made you the special dog that you were. You will be greatly missed by me and all the people who loved you.

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