<html><body><div style="color:#000; background-color:#fff; font-family:times new roman, new york, times, serif;font-size:12pt">Pawtunia, <br><br>Murphy was a Texas basset, born and bred (although he did have to live in KY for a few years...) so I know the BBQ would have been just what he was waiting for! <br><br>I brought his ashes home yesterday in the longest, heaviest wooden box I have ever seen from a crematorium. My Dad called him "Stretch Limo" due to his length, and he was 72 pounds of big old basset so the box was fitting.<br><br>Thank you to everyone who expressed their condolences...our house is so quiet. Monday my little boy Nicholas (the one with the middle name Russell after Rusty Paws) and I are going to see "Limo", a 6 yr old boy rescued from a puppymill in December. He's a long red and white with lace ears and a very sweet face....Nicholas wrote me a heartwrenching letter about how I had Rusty Paws, and the other
kids had their favorite dogs and Murphy had been his and how sad he is now. He needs a basset!<br><br>Susan and the San Antonio Basset<br>Jeremiah<br>Rusty Paws(ATB), Sammy (ATB), Nellie(ATB), Barney (ATB), and Murphy (ATB)<br><div><br></div></div></body></html>