In Memoriam

A page dedicated to our faithful friends who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge

In Memory of Bob...Owned and missed by Jim Klemski

Jim Klemski was faced with a tough decision and he knew he had to do the right thing. Bob was a line bred Elhew Pointer Top and Bottom going back to Bob Wehle's famous kennel in New York. He was bred by a kennel in Idaho and originally owned by Dr. Henry Jann of Mesa. Dr. Jann was Mr. Wehle's dentist in New York. Dr. Jann was an early supporter of our club and our first field trials. Unable to properly care for a dog like Bob that needed the work, wegot Bob placed with Jim. Bob and Jim were a great pair and that Bob got that special treatment at the Klemski house and in the field as do all the dogs in the Klemski household.

Our heartfelt sorrow goes out to Jim and Lynn, the positive reflections of his memory will perservere.

In Memory of Doc...Owned and missed by Jackie Olmsted

On February 16, 2010 after he ate dinner Doc went and laid down in the bedroom. He could not use his hind legs again. He tried valiently especially the following morning when the other dog went out for her walk. He tried to move toward the door just using his front legs. He spent the day on the tile beside the table and was still unable to really move on his own.

Jackie took him to the vet and he is now with Andee and hopefully happy that he has all 4 legs to run on.

Jackie thanks everyone for all their help and support throughout his years. He lived 14 yrs, 2 months and 19 days. As a indicator of his toughness he lived at least 11 months after his first stroke.


	In Memoriam A page dedicated to our faithful friends who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge In Memory of Bob...Owned and missed by Jim Klemski Jim Klemski was faced with a tough decision and he knew he had to do the right thing. Bob was a line bred Elhew Pointer Top and Bottom going back to Bob Wehle's famous kennel in New York. He was bred by a kennel in Idaho and originally owned by Dr. Henry Jann of Mesa. Dr. Jann was Mr. Wehle's dentist in New York. Dr. Jann was an early supporter of our club and our first field trials. Unable to properly care for a dog like Bob that needed the work, wegot Bob placed with Jim. Bob and Jim were a great pair and that Bob got that special treatment at the Klemski house and in the field as do all the dogs in the Klemski household. Our heartfelt sorrow goes out to Jim and Lynn, the positive reflections of his memory will perservere. In Memory of Doc...Owned and missed by Jackie Olmsted On February 16, 2010 after he ate dinner Doc went and laid down in the bedroom. He could not use his hind legs again. He tried valiently especially the following morning when the other dog went out for her walk. He tried to move toward the door just using his front legs. He spent the day on the tile beside the table and was still unable to really move on his own. Jackie took him to the vet and he is now with Andee and hopefully happy that he has all 4 legs to run on. Jackie thanks everyone for all their help and support throughout his years. He lived 14 yrs, 2 months and 19 days. As a indicator of his toughness he lived at least 11 months after his first stroke. © 2008 Cochise Bird Dog Club. All rights reserved. Contact us for permission to use any materials or photos