In Loving Memory

Eleanor was Kris' Mom, but a Grandma to all people.  She lived on the farm for the last 2 years of her life, after the passing of her husband (Kris' Dad), Tony.  To know her is to love her. She was known far and wide by all of of our guests, as she was the friendliest and happiest person you'll ever meet.  She loved every aspect of the farm and adored every single animal.  She would proudly tell you each of their names, would recite their entire history, geneology, and every last detail about them.  She embodied goodness, gratefulness, joyfullness and unconditional love for all. 

Dear Frankie, gone way to soon.  The herd feels so much smaller without her in it.  Frankie was the Class Clown, an imp, an instigator, and so very much fun.  She was always the life of the party, people would come to the farm just to see Frankie.  There was something about her...her energy, her goofiness, her fun-loving nature that made her unlike any other.  She passed suddenly and unexpectedly of a congenital condition.  We certainly weren't ready to say good-by.  She is missed by so many.

Our beloved 'Deezy.' He was the very first dog that Kris fell in love with when volunteering at Canine Rescue of Central PA (CRCPA). She brought him home fittingly on Valentine's Day. The love was mutual, as he was a fixture to Kris' side.  He was the happiest dog we ever met  and as loyal as the day is long. We were so excited to move him to the farm where he would have acres to romp and play. But tragically, within months of us moving he developed an aggressive stomach cancer and died shortly after diagnosis. He was an incredibly special dog to us and he is missed every day.

Hudson was the only dog that we've had since he was a puppy. Quiet, sweet and easy-going, he went with the flow of our bustling household. He was with us through thick and thin and watched the kids grow up and spread their wings. He did his best to be a good farm dog, never complaining about his constantly dirty white feet. He lived out his golden years running in the pastures and sunning on the patio. We miss you Huddy!