A tribute to Dyna Mo/Mite

We adopted Dyna when she was being 'retired' from a cat breeder.
We were told that her nickname was 'Diva" because of her bearing
and purrsonality, and truly, she was the prima donna of our
household, and, I believe that she took this role to the
newsgroup.

Oh, the adventures she had in her 2 short years with us, good
friends over cyberspace, though an "olny" kitty at home, a mutual
birthday party with Simon, who left us when his meowmee went to
RB, then girlfriend to MCat, with whom she attended last
year's Jellicle Ball, though already in pain...

She left us too soon, aged only four and one half, loved by all
of our friends and neighbors, because she always came and greeted
them, and because they knew how we adored her.

This group was so kind and helpful and caring. I knew that they
felt as though they too lost a friend. I cut and pasted all of
the threads
that developed, and also our vet’s notes, and letters from
friends, both cyber and other, and compiled them into a
manuscript called “Dyna’s Frendz Show Caring”. I offered it to
Dyna’s TED , who
had been extremely understanding and supportive, and to the
members of this n.g. The tears shed while I read the posts, and
while I composed the document, and even now, were very
therapeutic…they helped me through a very difficult period…it’s
like loosing any other dear one…we were all devastated. As one
member wrote, “Here I am, crying, over a cat I’ve never met.”

I again offer to send the document "Dyna's Frendz Show Caring"
as an attachment, through e-mail,
to anyone who would like to have it, request to:


Sylvia

Dyna wuz wun terrific lady. She played a keen set of rocks! We loved her,
too, as did Siggy, whose memory lingers on.
That was a lovely tribute.

Beverly, hoomin for Samantha & cuzzins Finney, Lucey & Jeannie
"Sylvia M." wrote in message
...
We adopted Dyna when she was being 'retired' from a cat breeder.
We were told that her nickname was 'Diva" because of her bearing
and purrsonality, and truly, she was the prima donna of our
household, and, I believe that she took this role to the
newsgroup.

Oh, the adventures she had in her 2 short years with us, good
friends over cyberspace, though an "olny" kitty at home, a mutual
birthday party with Simon, who left us when his meowmee went to
RB, then girlfriend to MCat, with whom she attended last
year's Jellicle Ball, though already in pain...

She left us too soon, aged only four and one half, loved by all
of our friends and neighbors, because she always came and greeted
them, and because they knew how we adored her.

This group was so kind and helpful and caring. I knew that they
felt as though they too lost a friend. I cut and pasted all of
the threads
that developed, and also our vet's notes, and letters from
friends, both cyber and other, and compiled them into a
manuscript called "Dyna's Frendz Show Caring". I offered it to
Dyna's TED , who
had been extremely understanding and supportive, and to the
members of this n.g. The tears shed while I read the posts, and
while I composed the document, and even now, were very
therapeutic.they helped me through a very difficult period.it's
like loosing any other dear one.we were all devastated. As one
member wrote, "Here I am, crying, over a cat I've never met."

I again offer to send the document "Dyna's Frendz Show Caring"
as an attachment, through e-mail,
to anyone who would like to have it, request to:


Sylvia

Anti Sylvia, I kno how hard it muss be fur yoo to rite dis tribyoot. I
missiz Dyna, too. I fingk she wuz my firstest frend frum rpcc to go to da
brij. I hope yur hart haz dun lotsa heelin, an I kno dat Pitoonya muss be
helpin wif dat.

Lub,
Rebecca

"Sylvia M." wrote in message
...
We adopted Dyna when she was being 'retired' from a cat breeder.
We were told that her nickname was 'Diva" because of her bearing
and purrsonality, and truly, she was the prima donna of our
household, and, I believe that she took this role to the
newsgroup.

Oh, the adventures she had in her 2 short years with us, good
friends over cyberspace, though an "olny" kitty at home, a mutual
birthday party with Simon, who left us when his meowmee went to
RB, then girlfriend to MCat, with whom she attended last
year's Jellicle Ball, though already in pain...

She left us too soon, aged only four and one half, loved by all
of our friends and neighbors, because she always came and greeted
them, and because they knew how we adored her.

This group was so kind and helpful and caring. I knew that they
felt as though they too lost a friend. I cut and pasted all of
the threads
that developed, and also our vet's notes, and letters from
friends, both cyber and other, and compiled them into a
manuscript called "Dyna's Frendz Show Caring". I offered it to
Dyna's TED , who
had been extremely understanding and supportive, and to the
members of this n.g. The tears shed while I read the posts, and
while I composed the document, and even now, were very
therapeutic.they helped me through a very difficult period.it's
like loosing any other dear one.we were all devastated. As one
member wrote, "Here I am, crying, over a cat I've never met."

I again offer to send the document "Dyna's Frendz Show Caring"
as an attachment, through e-mail,
to anyone who would like to have it, request to:


Sylvia

I would like it please, Miss Violette, putting a paw on anti Syl's knee
Sylvia M. wrote in message
...
We adopted Dyna when she was being 'retired' from a cat breeder.
We were told that her nickname was 'Diva" because of her bearing
and purrsonality, and truly, she was the prima donna of our
household, and, I believe that she took this role to the
newsgroup.

Oh, the adventures she had in her 2 short years with us, good
friends over cyberspace, though an "olny" kitty at home, a mutual
birthday party with Simon, who left us when his meowmee went to
RB, then girlfriend to MCat, with whom she attended last
year's Jellicle Ball, though already in pain...

She left us too soon, aged only four and one half, loved by all
of our friends and neighbors, because she always came and greeted
them, and because they knew how we adored her.

This group was so kind and helpful and caring. I knew that they
felt as though they too lost a friend. I cut and pasted all of
the threads
that developed, and also our vet's notes, and letters from
friends, both cyber and other, and compiled them into a
manuscript called "Dyna's Frendz Show Caring". I offered it to
Dyna's TED , who
had been extremely understanding and supportive, and to the
members of this n.g. The tears shed while I read the posts, and
while I composed the document, and even now, were very
therapeutic.they helped me through a very difficult period.it's
like loosing any other dear one.we were all devastated. As one
member wrote, "Here I am, crying, over a cat I've never met."

I again offer to send the document "Dyna's Frendz Show Caring"
as an attachment, through e-mail,
to anyone who would like to have it, request to:


Sylvia

Here it is...attacjmentt e-mailed to Violete
The title page has a photo of Dyna,
and the document is190 KBs and is 30 pages long..
I'll be adding comments from this and other threads to the end of
it.

Sylvia


"Miss Violette" wrote in message
...
I would like it please, Miss Violette, putting a paw on anti
Syl's knee
Sylvia M. wrote in message
...
We adopted Dyna when she was being 'retired' from a cat
breeder.
We were told that her nickname was 'Diva" because of her
bearing
and purrsonality, and truly, she was the prima donna of our
household, and, I believe that she took this role to the
newsgroup.

Oh, the adventures she had in her 2 short years with us, good
friends over cyberspace, though an "olny" kitty at home, a
mutual
birthday party with Simon, who left us when his meowmee went
to
RB, then girlfriend to MCat, with whom she attended last
year's Jellicle Ball, though already in pain...

She left us too soon, aged only four and one half, loved by
all
of our friends and neighbors, because she always came and
greeted
them, and because they knew how we adored her.

This group was so kind and helpful and caring. I knew that
they
felt as though they too lost a friend. I cut and pasted all
of
the threads
that developed, and also our vet's notes, and letters from
friends, both cyber and other, and compiled them into a
manuscript called "Dyna's Frendz Show Caring". I offered it
to
Dyna's TED , who
had been extremely understanding and supportive, and to the
members of this n.g. The tears shed while I read the posts,
and
while I composed the document, and even now, were very
therapeutic.they helped me through a very difficult
period.it's
like loosing any other dear one.we were all devastated. As
one
member wrote, "Here I am, crying, over a cat I've never met."

I again offer to send the document "Dyna's Frendz Show
Caring"
as an attachment, through e-mail,
to anyone who would like to have it, request to:


Sylvia

thank you, Miss Violette
Sylvia M. wrote in message
...
Here it is...attacjmentt e-mailed to Violete
The title page has a photo of Dyna,
and the document is190 KBs and is 30 pages long..
I'll be adding comments from this and other threads to the end of
it.

Sylvia


"Miss Violette" wrote in message
...
I would like it please, Miss Violette, putting a paw on anti
Syl's knee
Sylvia M. wrote in message
...
We adopted Dyna when she was being 'retired' from a cat
breeder.
We were told that her nickname was 'Diva" because of her
bearing
and purrsonality, and truly, she was the prima donna of our
household, and, I believe that she took this role to the
newsgroup.

Oh, the adventures she had in her 2 short years with us, good
friends over cyberspace, though an "olny" kitty at home, a
mutual
birthday party with Simon, who left us when his meowmee went
to
RB, then girlfriend to MCat, with whom she attended last
year's Jellicle Ball, though already in pain...

She left us too soon, aged only four and one half, loved by
all
of our friends and neighbors, because she always came and
greeted
them, and because they knew how we adored her.

This group was so kind and helpful and caring. I knew that
they
felt as though they too lost a friend. I cut and pasted all
of
the threads
that developed, and also our vet's notes, and letters from
friends, both cyber and other, and compiled them into a
manuscript called "Dyna's Frendz Show Caring". I offered it
to
Dyna's TED , who
had been extremely understanding and supportive, and to the
members of this n.g. The tears shed while I read the posts,
and
while I composed the document, and even now, were very
therapeutic.they helped me through a very difficult
period.it's
like loosing any other dear one.we were all devastated. As
one
member wrote, "Here I am, crying, over a cat I've never met."

I again offer to send the document "Dyna's Frendz Show
Caring"
as an attachment, through e-mail,
to anyone who would like to have it, request to:


Sylvia

A luffly tribyoot to a luffly kittee, Anti Sylvia. Dyna an Ms.
Violette wuz da furst kittiez to welkum me to RPCC, and Dyna wuz a
sweet gurl-cat. May her memory be a blessink...


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Purrs,

Mme. Anaïs
10/20/2005 10:14:22 AM
anais+at+electric-ink+dot+com

We adopted Dyna when she was being 'retired' from a cat breeder.
We were told that her nickname was 'Diva" because of her bearing
and purrsonality, and truly, she was the prima donna of our
household, and, I believe that she took this role to the
newsgroup.

Large tufted tabby purrs for the founder of the TEC

Allegra

Oh, the adventures she had in her 2 short years with us, good
friends over cyberspace, though an "olny" kitty at home, a mutual
birthday party with Simon, who left us when his meowmee went to
RB, then girlfriend to MCat, with whom she attended last
year's Jellicle Ball, though already in pain...

She left us too soon, aged only four and one half, loved by all
of our friends and neighbors, because she always came and greeted
them, and because they knew how we adored her.

Mine sweet Dyna will always be rememfured dearly and missed greatly.

MCat

Wee *did* loze a frend, Dyna wuz wun ov dose kitties hoos
purrsonallity comes froo lowd an cleeer in dere posts....we noo an
luffd her.

Dat wuz a beeyootiful tribyoot, Auntee Sylvia.

Mietze

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