Lady Cassidy Ayers
My sweet baby girl, there are not words to tell you how much you were loved. I remember when we brought you home for the first time. You were so tiny and already so full of love. I took you to Aunt Bren's house to show you off and you were bouncing all over the yard. That is when I decided to name you Cassidy, after Hop a long Cassidy! I also remember the first time I had to leave you to run an errand. I came back to the apartment and you looked up at me with anger in your eyes and you growled at me. That is when I knew that you truly loved me because you cared enough to be mad. I also knew then that I would never leave you unless I had to because you had stolen my heart. You had such a hard life with all your allergies and surgeries, but you never ceased to be happy and grateful for your life with us. I will always love and remember you and I will always have you in my thoughts and prayers. The house just doesn't seem the same without you here to greet me. There is a hole in my heart that can never be filled by another, but I know that God took you to heaven so that you can be happy and whole. I know you are in heaven with Ranger, Raider, Trooper, Magic, Jasmine, and Harley. I also know that you are probably being your bossy self with them and telling them how to run and play. There is some comfort in knowing that you are at peace and you now have your eyesight and hearing restored. Be sweet, my baby girl, and play nice. I love you, always and forever.
Mom
They say
memories are golden
well maybe that is true.
I never wanted memories,
I only wanted you.
A million times I needed you,
a million times I cried.
If love alone could have saved you
you never would have died.
In life I loved you dearly,
In death I love you still.
In my heart you hold a place
no one could ever fill.
If tears could build a stairway
and heartache make a lane,
I'd walk the path to heaven
and bring you back again.
Our family chain is broken,
and nothing seems the same.
But as God calls us one by one,
the chain will link again.
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