Our Story

“ There is an old saying, "Every cloud has a silver lining". For us, Until We Meet Again is our family's silver lining."

It all started on a sunny June day.  I had been out picking up a few things that I needed for our family vacation.  I turned onto our street and noticed what I thought was a white bag on the road.  As I got closer to our driveway I realized that it was our precious cat Patches, she had been killed by a car.  It was so upsetting.  We all loved her so much.  Three days later we left on our vacation hoping it would help lift everyone's spirits.

Two days into our trip we got a call from our nephew who was looking after our dogs.  He told us that our 11-year-old Bichon Poodle cross Libby had been attacked by another dog and our vet was unable to save her.  We decided we would go home early the next morning. One hour into our trip home, our nephew called again . . .

. . . the unimaginable happened - our beautiful 11- year- old German Shepherd Kayla had just peacefully passed away.  We were absolutely devastated.  We had Kayla and Libby since they were pups, our boys didn't know life without them.  Kevin and I found it hard to understand how something like this could happen, three beloved pets gone in less than a week.  The thought of telling the kids about the dogs was overwhelming.  When Kevin told the boys he explained to them that Kayla and Libby had done their journey on Earth together and now they were off on a new journey.  He reassured them that our girls would be just fine because they have each other, just like we have each other.

Before this particular week Kevin and I had not put much thought at all into pet cremation. After this tragic week Kevin and I put a lot of thought into pet cremation.  We realized that we had an opportunity to provide a caring and respectful service.  We could make sure that every pet that we cremated was done so with care.  Knowing that each animal is someone else's “Kayla, Libby or Patches”.  During that awful week no one could have convinced me that something good would come from all that tragedy.  It is with peace and a grateful heart that I watch our business grow.  We are so thankful to everyone that has entrusted us with their pets.  It is a privilege to serve you.  

We dedicate our company to, “Our pets that have passed, Kayla, Libby and Patches, Until We Meet Again . . .