Cinnamon Sugar Cohoon has gone to heaven to eat roast beef sandwiches, ice cream cones and drink iced tea with her grandpa. She died in our back yard early in the morning on Wednesday March 20, 2013. .
Cinnamon was a very loveable little Lhasa Apso. She came into our lives when she was about 6 years old from T.A.P.S. of Pekin, Il. Her first home with us was with her mom and grandpa in Alexis, Il. From there we moved to Hannibal, Mo. in 2003 to join her daddy. In Oct. 2003 she lost her grandpa and ripped his pillow a part because he left her. In Apr 2004 we moved to Galesburg, Il. Where she had her own door to a fenced back yard. Rattle the car keys and she was ready to go for a ride. Leave her home alone and she would put everything on the floor she could reach.
Survived by her parents Fred and Kathryn Davis Cohoon.
She was buried in her favorite spot in our back yard.
Cinnamon was a very loveable little Lhasa Apso. She came into our lives when she was about 6 years old from T.A.P.S. of Pekin, Il. Her first home with us was with her mom and grandpa in Alexis, Il. From there we moved to Hannibal, Mo. in 2003 to join her daddy. In Oct. 2003 she lost her grandpa and ripped his pillow a part because he left her. In Apr 2004 we moved to Galesburg, Il. Where she had her own door to a fenced back yard. Rattle the car keys and she was ready to go for a ride. Leave her home alone and she would put everything on the floor she could reach.
Survived by her parents Fred and Kathryn Davis Cohoon.
She was buried in her favorite spot in our back yard.
Cinnamon Sugar Cohoon has gone to heaven to eat roast beef sandwiches, ice cream cones and drink iced tea with her grandpa. She died in our back yard early in the morning on Wednesday March 20, 2013. .
Cinnamon was a very loveable little Lhasa Apso. She came into our lives when she was about 6 years old from T.A.P.S. of Pekin, Il. Her first home with us was with her mom and grandpa in Alexis, Il. From there we moved to Hannibal, Mo. in 2003 to join her daddy. In Oct. 2003 she lost her grandpa and ripped his pillow a part because he left her. In Apr 2004 we moved to Galesburg, Il. Where she had her own door to a fenced back yard. Rattle the car keys and she was ready to go for a ride. Leave her home alone and she would put everything on the floor she could reach.
Survived by her parents Fred and Kathryn Davis Cohoon.
She was buried in her favorite spot in our back yard.
Cinnamon was a very loveable little Lhasa Apso. She came into our lives when she was about 6 years old from T.A.P.S. of Pekin, Il. Her first home with us was with her mom and grandpa in Alexis, Il. From there we moved to Hannibal, Mo. in 2003 to join her daddy. In Oct. 2003 she lost her grandpa and ripped his pillow a part because he left her. In Apr 2004 we moved to Galesburg, Il. Where she had her own door to a fenced back yard. Rattle the car keys and she was ready to go for a ride. Leave her home alone and she would put everything on the floor she could reach.
Survived by her parents Fred and Kathryn Davis Cohoon.
She was buried in her favorite spot in our back yard.
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A heart of gold stopped beating,
two shining eyes at rest.
God broke our hearts to prove,
He only takes the best.
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