Mr. Sanders has gone to the bridge

We found him dead in his litter box this morning. It must have just
happened as he was still warm. No sign of any problems, he's just
gone.

He was a relatively young (10 years, maybe) and very sturdy cat with a
story that needs to be told. I'll post it later after I take care of
him.

I posted recently about our morning ritual of nose kisses and head
butts before he settled down to monitor my day on the computer.

I'm going to miss that.

Dick

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We found him dead in his litter box this morning. It must have just
happened as he was still warm. No sign of any problems, he's just
gone.

He was a relatively young (10 years, maybe) and very sturdy cat with a
story that needs to be told. I'll post it later after I take care of
him.

I posted recently about our morning ritual of nose kisses and head
butts before he settled down to monitor my day on the computer.

I'm going to miss that.

Dick

I am very sorry

On Wed, 11 Jan 2012 11:03:20 -0500, infodex wrote:

We found him dead in his litter box this morning. It must have just
happened as he was still warm. No sign of any problems, he's just gone.

He was a relatively young (10 years, maybe) and very sturdy cat with a
story that needs to be told. I'll post it later after I take care of
him.

I posted recently about our morning ritual of nose kisses and head butts
before he settled down to monitor my day on the computer.

I'm going to miss that.

Dick

I am so very sorry. I know how hard it can be to lose one's furry family
members. But at least it sounds like it was a peaceful end.

We'll look forward to hearing Mr. Sanders' story.

Dan

In article , wrote:

Condolences on an unexpected loss...that had to really be a shock.

Art

On 01/11/2012 09:03 AM, wrote:
We found him dead in his litter box this morning. It must have just
happened as he was still warm. No sign of any problems, he's just
gone.

He was a relatively young (10 years, maybe) and very sturdy cat with a
story that needs to be told. I'll post it later after I take care of
him.

I posted recently about our morning ritual of nose kisses and head
butts before he settled down to monitor my day on the computer.

I'm going to miss that.

Dick



"....Rise up slowly, Angel...."
It's hard to let you go.
Condolences to those who mourn. MLB

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We found him dead in his litter box this morning. It must have just
happened as he was still warm. No sign of any problems, he's just
gone.

He was a relatively young (10 years, maybe) and very sturdy cat with a
story that needs to be told. I'll post it later after I take care of
him.

I posted recently about our morning ritual of nose kisses and head
butts before he settled down to monitor my day on the computer.

I'm going to miss that.

Dick

My deepest sympathy. It is so hard to lose a loved one, and this must have
been a complete shock.

Yes, please do tell us his story when you're ready to share it.

Joy

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We found him dead in his litter box this morning. It must have just
happened as he was still warm. No sign of any problems, he's just
gone.

He was a relatively young (10 years, maybe) and very sturdy cat with a
story that needs to be told. I'll post it later after I take care of
him.

I posted recently about our morning ritual of nose kisses and head
butts before he settled down to monitor my day on the computer.

I'm going to miss that.

Dick


My deepest condolences. I look forward to reading Mr. Sanders' story.

Jay

On Wed, 11 Jan 2012 11:03:20 -0500, wrote:

We found him dead in his litter box this morning. It must have just
happened as he was still warm. No sign of any problems, he's just
gone.

He was a relatively young (10 years, maybe) and very sturdy cat with a
story that needs to be told. I'll post it later after I take care of
him.

I posted recently about our morning ritual of nose kisses and head
butts before he settled down to monitor my day on the computer.

I'm going to miss that.

Dick

What a terrible shock that must have been! Ten years is way too young
for this :-(

It is somewhat 'common' for humans to have heart attacks when they are
in the bathroom, taking care of business.

I hope that Mr. Sanders went to the Bridge very quickly, and with no
pain. The odds for this are very high, fortunately.

Mr. Sanders was a very nice cat, and I know his loss has left a big hole
in your heart.

On 1/11/2012 10:03 AM, wrote:
We found him dead in his litter box this morning. It must have just
happened as he was still warm. No sign of any problems, he's just
gone.

He was a relatively young (10 years, maybe) and very sturdy cat with a
story that needs to be told. I'll post it later after I take care of
him.

I posted recently about our morning ritual of nose kisses and head
butts before he settled down to monitor my day on the computer.

I'm going to miss that.

Dick

I'm so, so sorry to read this Dick. Gentle purrs are being sent to help
heal your breaking heart, and a candle will be lit tonight to help guide
Mr. Sanders on his path to the 'Bridge.

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On Jan 11, 10:03*am, wrote:
We found him dead in his litter box this morning. It must have just
happened as he was still warm. No sign of any problems, he's just
gone.

He was a relatively young (10 years, maybe) and very sturdy cat with a
story that needs to be told. I'll post it later after I take care of
him.

I posted recently about our morning ritual of nose kisses and head
butts before he settled down to monitor my day on the computer.

I'm going to miss that.

Dick

I am so sorry. I imagine it must have been quite a shock for you. I
think
of a 10-year-old cat as relatively young, too. Look forward to reading
his story.

Sherry