In Memory of Angel
Angel was a precious Greyhound whose name fit her perfectly. When she was rescued, she showed the signs of having been abused and neglected. My neighbor, Jim McIntosh, adopted her. From the day she became his Greyhound, she knew nothing but love. He did everything possible to make sure she knew happiness in her senior years. Angel crossed over the Rainbow Bridge on 2/14/15, and she will be missed by all who knew her.
— Martha Palmer

In Memory of Mary McAnally.
— Ray Thomas

In Memory of Asia Blue

Asia Blue came to us 7 years ago, on Christmas Eve. Right away, she let everyone know who the boss of the house was. She ran like the wind on her 3 strong legs and kept up with her 4 legged brother. I remember when I chose her from the picture on the website; my husband said, "what do we need with a 3 legged dog." He immediately fell in love with her. She crossed over the bridge just short of her 12th birthday.
— Bill and Gail Mayes

In Memory of Maly
I can not express the joy that Maly brought to us and how much I'll miss her soft face, snotty looks, loving nose and regal manner. Maly knew that she was the chosen one in the house. Even though she has been fragile these past few months she maintained her dignity. Even last night her ears were up and she sat surveying her domain from her bed with bright eyes. Mary matched us up perfectly. Take care of her Mary. I know that you're taking care of all our greyt dogs. #687
— Nancy and David Hein

In Memory of Asia
Gail and Bill, you gave Asia a loving home life. We may have felt pity for her, at first, until she raced around the back yard on three legs! The girl had spunk and she was a sweetheart. She won all of our hearts.
— Tyler GU Volunteers

In Memory of Jay (J. R. Episode) Saleh
Jay had the sweetest heart. He was a wonderful ambassadog for our Tyler GU Meet & Greets. He single handedly convinced many of the joy of being owned by a Greyhound. Jay is sorely missed by his family and numerous friends. Run pain free sweet boy.
— The Tyler GU Volunteers

In Memory of: Jay (J. R. Episode)
We will miss your mild, kind spirit. I will miss you as my Therapet partner and Meet n Greet buddy. Love you always, Jay.
— The Saleh Family

In Memory of June
June was a beautiful brindle Greyhound girl belonging to Joyce and Don Kessel. She crossed over the bridge at age 12. Her early life was uncertain, as she was abandoned at a veterinary clinic around age 6. After a brief foster period, she went to a very happy home with Joyce and Don. She was loved by all and her shy sweet spirit will never be forgotten. Run free, gentle Junebug.
— Tyler GU volunteers

In Memory of Karen
You came into our lives at nearly 12 from the farm. The love and kindness that you gave us was unforgettable. I love you sweet girl – I just wish you had more time with us.
— Elizabeth Rudy and Michael Norman

In Memory of Hammy
Sweet baby squirrel. Loved and adored by his owners Ashley and Kirk, and loved by all their friends near and far. He will be missed.
— Holly, Harper, and Hugo (his brindle buddy)

In Memory of Clarence Orlin Drumm III
— Catherine, Mary and Sandra

In Memory of Daisy
Adopted from GU in 2004. Spent 10 of her 13 years with our family. You will be forever in our hearts.
— Neal Kellogg and Kate Pritchett

In Memory of Constance, Kendall and Tempest - Derr/Keith
In loving memory of Constance, Kendall and Tempest - Keith Derr - from family members in North Carolina. Your owners really miss you!!
— Barbara, Preston, Mary and Ryan

In Memory of Nikki
Nikki went to the Rainbow Bridge on Friday, June 13, 2014, at the age of 5 years old. Nikki (formerly Neeka) was one of the FWACC 28 (see the Special needs Hounds tab, FWACC Rescue of the 28) that came to me as a foster in July 2010. Nikki was a shy reserved girl that was very ill and after three (3) months of getting healthy she was adopted by my sister, brother-in-law (Kerri and Russel Trower) and nieces into their home. Nikki was like Goldilocks checking out the beds and knocking off all of the pillows until she found a bed that was “just right.” Nikki loved to “sun” herself outside and would love to lie in the grass. Nikki had cancer and when she went to the Rainbow Bridge she was surrounded by her family as she made her way across the bridge. Nikki will be missed but she is no longer in pain and is waiting patiently for her family.
— With love, Kelly Wells and Merlin

In Memory of Joe Elson Herr
To honor the passing of Joe Herr, a man that truly loved dogs.
— BNSF-Lance French, Phil Gollhofer, Chuck Ferris and Team

In memory of Chamie

Chamie you will always be in our hearts.
— Your GU family

In memory of Mombasa

Thank you Karen for taking care and being with him until the end.
— Greyhounds Unlimited

In Memory of Shyla
We will miss Shyla at our Tyler Meet n Greets. She grew into such a beautiful girl, after her difficult health problems. Ricky Polcer did a fabulous job rehabbing her back to health. Shyla will be missed but we will always remember her strong spirit of survival.
— Tyler GU Volunteers

In Memory of Mercury
Loved by Josh Berner and Claire Uziel and all his grandparents.
— Barbara and Andy Berner

In Memory of Teak

Teak was one of those seniors that only one who has experienced a senior could appreciate. We adopted her in May 2013 from Mary McAnally who had fostered her for over a year. She turned 13 yr old Oct 2013 and just kept going and going. She still had a pep in her step and loved like no other could till the very end. In her youth, Teak ran 50 races, so we are sure she is now racing again and loving every lap. May she and Mary have many chats again. Run free, sweet girl, and know we loved you every minute you were with us.
— Ricky Polcer and ElleMae

In Memory of Shyla

Shyla raced unexpectedly on 23 Jan to the Rainbow Bridge at only 6 yr old, leaving behind a fast growing rear leg cancer. Shyla was one of the FWAC 28 (see the Special needs Hounds tab, FWACC Rescue of the 28) that came to me as a medical foster. She had a hard time overcoming all the obstacles in her way, but finally rallied and became the sweetest little girl with a big smile and always "answered" the phone with a whopping "ahroooo". She helped us foster many greyts, teaching them to be the best they could be in their forever homes. Shyla was also the biggest "poster girl" at the Tyler M&G every month, greeting potential owners with lots of smiles. Shyla will be missed but we know she will be running without pain and will wait for us patiently.
— Ricky Polcer and ElleMae

In Memory of Ridley Mayes

Way too soon, Ridley left us for the Rainbow Bridge. I wasn't ready to let him go and it was the hardest thing I've ever done. He always gave me the sweetest hugs in the mornings. Friends have told me how lucky he was to have us, but I know it was the other way around. We were the lucky ones. Ridley was our first greyhound, but surely won't be our last. Rest peacefully Sweet Ridley. I miss you.
— Mom and Dad Mayes

In Memory of Ridley Mayes
Ridley was a gentle sweet spirit. He served as a certified Therapet and was a great ambasadog for GU, attending countless Meet n Greets. He will be greatly missed by friends & family. Run free, "Ridles"; and may there be lots of coconut pies for you at the rainbow bridge.
— Tyler GU Volunteers

In Memory Of Rosie

We were blessed by Rosie in July of 2009. She has given lots of love and kisses to us all over the past 4 years. We wish her peace and all the squeaky toys she could ever hope for! We will miss our sweet girl.
— All our love,
Matt, Brannen, Henry, Oliver, and your greyhound sister Jasmen

In Memory of Timmy
— Scott and Stefanie Sanderson

In Memory of Style
— Niloufer Mistry

In Memory Of Kamilah

She came to us as a senior in September 2009 and joined our two other rescues from Greyhounds Unlimited. We are so glad she stayed with our family to meet our daughter Grey and give her special greyhound kisses. We will miss you, sweet girl, and will meet you on the bridge someday.
— Love, Chip, Jen, Grey and your brother and sister Todd and Seven

In Memory of Boomer aka Boomtown Episode, 20 Apr 2002-23 Nov 2013
Boomer came to me as a foster boy because his owner went to an assisted living facility. He was truly a wonderful, easy going senior boy that just loved life. He was adopted by Dean & Laurie Moore (and family) in Abilene TX and provided so much love to them. He was a bouncy senior, loving his walks and his greyhound brother, Fly. They made such a handsome pair on their daily walks. He is truly missed by all, but enjoying his freedom to run and play without pain.
— Ricky Polcer and her Tyler Greyts

In Memory of our Lovely Nattie (a/k/a Natasha).
We had the joy of Nattie since she was a puppy and right from the start she was a little spitfire. If she had ever raced, she would have won millions as she was the fastest Grey we have ever had and she truly loved to out run every other dog around. Our hearts were broken when she was diagnosed with cancer, and we had to let her rest just short of her 13th birthday.
— Lisa Von Domek and Philip Koch

In memory of Sheila Anderberg
In memory of my wife, Sheila Anderberg. We got so much love and affection from the greyhounds that we rescued through Greyhounds Unlimited. Our two current greys were at her side when she passed away on July 14, 2013.
— Gary Anderberg

In Memory of Gaea

Gaea, aka Auburn was found as a stray and was double tattooed but we could tell that she was born sometime in October 2001 and she went to the bridge on August 22, 2013. She is terribly missed by her greyhound "brother", Radar and by Andy and Barbara, the family she chose.
— Andy and Barbara Berner

In Memory of Sheila Marie Anderberg.
— Margot Bartels

In Memory of Magnolia

Magnolia was adopted from GU in 2002 and we lost her today. She was a sweet dog that was gentle and quiet. She began her life with us as a very shy dog and then came out of her shell to play with toys and run around our backyard. She was 13 years old. She will be missed by me and my husband dearly.
— Shannon Wiggins

In memory of Factor

Factor crossed the Rainbow Bridge on 28 May after a very short illness. Factor came to us as a foster boy in Mar 2011 after his daddy, Bill Madden, died. We formally adopted him in May 2011; he grieved for his daddy for almost a full year. Although he was always a happy boy, he finally "came around" and was a loving, sweet boy that was so different from his arrival. He lived alone with Bill from Jul 2005 until his death and they were very close. He is now back with Bill, running free with no pain and we are sure he's happy to be with his daddy. Our "stop" was but an interval in his life and we were so very honored to have him with us. Run free sweet boy and know you are missed by your sisters and mom.
— Ricky Polcer, ElleMae and Shyla

In memory of Turbo

On Friday, April 12, at the old age of 14 1/2, Turbo crossed the Rainbow Bridge. Beyond the Rainbow came to our home, and Turbo was surrounded by the entire family as he made his way across the bridge.
Turbo was our "boy" for almost 13 years and we will always cherish our memories with this special boy. It is time to go run and play with Blueline now, and we will see you again some day, our sweet, sweet boy.
We will always love you, Turbo!
— Love, Clay and Stephanie Mullin, Rider, Fairbanks, and Mozambique

In Memory of Sylvia Johnson
— From Wayne and Evelyn Williams

In Memory of Sylvia Johnson
— From Ellen & Nell Smith; Stephen & Hally Smith; Sid & Scharlotte Mendoza & children

In Memory of Jet

Jet was a sweet boy who was adopted at 6. He was a return from an elder couple who could no longer keep him. He settled in with Mary and Allen and was greatly loved! He loved having his feet rubbed. He is now running free with Mayor and Elwin. Our deepest condolences go to the Middletons. May you have happy memories of your beautiful black shiny boy.
— The Tyler GU volunteers

In Memory of Dirk Robarge
My husband and I adopted our first greyhound from your organization 3 years ago. I've always wanted a greyhound since I was little. We named him Dirk after our favorite Mavericks player. We fell in love with him instantly. Dirk immediately settled into our house. We left him sleep on our couches and bed (He was spoiled :-) ). Greyhounds are an amazing breed. Dirk taught me so much. Sadly, we lost our precious boy on 01/01/13 due to Leptospirosis. Be at peace Dirk.
— Cori & Jimmy

In Memory of Gigi

Roger and Margo Arrick gave Gigi a wonderful home full of love. Gigi came into GU with a group of Greyhounds that had been abandoned in a kennel facility. After this rough start, she had a life of smooth sailing, running in the huge beautiful field at the Arrick's home. This sweet brindle girl will be missed by all.
— The Tyler GU volunteers.

In Memory of Desperado and Spot
— John & Debbie Sand

In Memory of Dorothy Pleasant
Dorothy was mother and grandmother to Laurie Moore and family in Abilene TX. She was a delightful lady who also loved the Moore's furkids, Fly and Boomer. She is finally at peace and without pain.
— Ricky Polcer & the furkids, Tyler TX

In Memory of: Fonzie

Dear little Fonzie came to our friend, Geneil from Partnership for Pets in Longview.He had an inner beauty that was hard to resist. The little guy had been through a rough life and was found as a stray.He spent the last three years of his life being loved and adored by his Mom. We will miss you, Fonz.
— From: Your Aunties, the Tyler GU volunteers

In Memory of Machala
Adopted from GU seven years ago. She was a sweet, attentive and loving dog. She will be missed by the whole family.
— Carolyn Reeves

In Memory of Faith Kelley
A sweet greyhound who loved her toys, her cozy beds, good runs, her buddy Mike and her mom Marcia.
— Lana Kelley

In Memory of Gabbie
Carolyn, a donation was made in Gabbie's behalf.
— Kay and Howard Weinstein

In Memory of Wayne

You bravely fought your battle with cancer for so many years and never complained. You were always positive and cheerful. I have lost my friend. You are deeply missed.
— Carole

In Memory of Ginger

My "first" greyhound. I learned so much from you and got so much in return. Your endless patience with the fosters (and me) was inspirational. You were always the sweet girl that would run through the house with her squeaky toys . I had always hoped you would pick them up - but I guess that was my job.
— Carole Clark

In Memory of Ella,

My sweet girl. I love the story of how we met. I went to the Vet to get heartworm medicine for the dogs and came home with a cat. You were the most mellow cat I had ever met and you never changed. You are missed.
— Carole Clark

In Memory of Faith,

My beautiful and loyal friend. You found where I lived and moved your sweet babies there. That was so many years ago. You have left such a void in my life.
— Carole Clark

In memory of Skinner and Kellher.
— Pamela Freeman

In Memory of July McGuire
Sweet July, a rescue greyhound, and family member for over 12 years no longer is in pain and is waiting for her family at the Rainbow Bridge.
— Biff and Neen Hatfield

In Memory of TIMMY
To TIMMY: Thank you for being a wonderful companion to my friend Stefanie and her family, Scott, Sofia & Stanley. They love you so much and cherished their time with you.
To Stefanie, Scott, Sofia & Stanley: I'm so sorry for your loss. My heart breaks for you. Take comfort in the love and wonderful life you gave to Timmy.
— Shelley, Jeff & Brendan Speed