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issop
06-02-2012, 06:11 AM
David Cyrus OSullivan
June 2nd 2002 to june 2nd 2012 will be ten years that original david cyrus went
missing, the brother to salmon. he is an 25th anniversary kitty, like salmon
I never found him and I still cry and we miss him. he was born july 19th 1999.
we never did find him and my heart hurts for his loss even to this day. I
wish he was never stolen.. I let him out 6am june 2 2002 6am and by 8
am I knew he was missing.. i made flyers and offered $100.00 reward for
his return I searched and search sometime I think I see him from time to time
only to find nothing.. it really hurts that he gone... i miss him so much ..
david senior was the father whom we had for 8 years but original david
is missing. when salmon passes then i will quit looking for david cyrus
original david.. pat n diane 20120602.1111 http://www.issop.com/publish/info.html

issop
06-02-2012, 06:12 AM
In Memoriam 19990602-20120602

David Cyrus OSullivan

SWEET HONESTY
Because of you there is sunshine,
there are tears still
where many tears have fallen
There is love unbounded by desire of true
love in my heart, mind soul and body.
And all of this mixed together with laughter,
joy and sunshine and rain which
quenches the thirst, Please dont cry,
it's just because I love you.


Patrick OSullivan =/\= Diana Spitz

phesina
06-02-2012, 10:38 AM
I am so sorry. Deepest sympathy on this sad anniversary for you. I hope you will also enjoy some memories of the wonderful times you and he shared.

What a fine-looking fellow David is! He is healthy and happy again, waiting at the Rainbow Bridge to greet you, One Fine Day..

God bless,

:love::love::love::love::love::love::love::love:

issop
06-05-2012, 09:31 AM
i speak of lonliness
it is a flower dying in the desert
please give me some water
even a teardrop will do..
19790112

dear david please come home once again.. we all await your return
on june 2-2012 i kept going outside looking for david. i look around and call your name
your isnt there. i go back in and space out on the loss of a love(cat) not knowing whats what hurts the most
no place is bid enough to hold me tears as i continue to search for david. please come home its just because we love you
201206050731

Willow Oak
06-29-2012, 08:59 PM
My friends, in whom I invested so much love, and who went missing -- God only knows where:

Socks
Bisquit
Sally
Roy
Pookie
Pinky

I miss each one daily; no balm can soothe the pain that is in my heart.

I read this post, written by a human being, among whom there are those who would say are the pinnacle of God's creation; but I say to myself, "How can this be?" By what right do we humans presume to be superior to any of the other millions of God's creatures? God did not say, "You are to have dominion over every creature," no -- He said: "You are to be responsible for every creature."

I sit here this evening at my desk, pondering the sheer wonderment that a human being would be so cognizant after 10 years, pining over a lost cat, but I cannot say that I have done differently. Socks has been missing since January of 2001. Bisquit went missing in August of 2005. Sally went missing one year later, and Roy the year after that. Pookie went missing in 2008. Pinky went missing a year and a half ago.

I would trade in all that I own, and live in a mud hut, if I those whom I loved would return to me. I pine and I mourn; the grief overwhelms.

Then I am reminded. There is a place called "Rainbow Bridge." A God-created and very real place where there awaits all of those we loved who have gone before. There our grief shall be assuaged; there the tears will be wiped from our eyes.

Socks is there, or will be. Bisquit is there. Pookie, Roy, Sally are there. Pinky is there. And so many more of my beloved who have gone before. And they are there even now as I write, with their new friend David. And they are happy. They are running and playing. And we shall see them.

catmandu
06-30-2012, 09:16 AM
In some ways it is worse to have a Cat missing than having passed on, as you always look for them, worry about them and wonder where they may be.
We pray that David found a good Furrever Home , from people that thought he was a stray.
It is easily the best alternative.:love:

moosmom
07-01-2012, 07:34 AM
Issop,

I'm so sorry about David. It's one thing for a cat to pass to the Rainbow Bridge. I think it's the "not knowing" part that just keeps the wound open forever. I don't know what I'd do if I ever lost a cat to something other than the RB. The wondering and "as ifs" would make me crazy.

You and David will be in my thoughts and prayers.:love:

pomtzu
07-01-2012, 03:11 PM
I have only lost one cat to not knowing the where and why of his disappearance, over 40 years ago. He was an indoor/outdoor boy who went out one day, and never returned. I know that he's at RB now, but did he go there right after he went missing?? I'll never know. All other cats after him that shared their life with me, were indoor only, as I did not want to revisit that place of uncertainty and unknowing. Then came Sherbie - the stray who came to stay. He was outdoor only, and I never expected him to stay as long as he did, but he truly owned me for 9+ years. I built him a shelter and he got fed at least twice each day without fail, and he in turn rewarded me for caring and loving him. When his health started to fail very rapidly, I felt for sure that he would do the typical "cat thing", and go off to die by himself, and again I would never know how, when, or why. But he didn't, and I feel that he wanted to be with me till the very end. On 6/20, when I knew the end was very near, I took him to the vet so that he could get the eternal rest that he deserved. I thank him for loving me so much that he stayed till the very end, and he was the one who was looking out for me. :love:

Willow Oak
07-01-2012, 03:59 PM
I thank him for loving me so much that he stayed till the very end, and he was the one who was looking out for me. :love:

A beautiful eulogy.