In Memory Of Abigail Grace Miller – Abby

(4/25/2004 – 2/21/2020)

By: Jean Miller from Tell City, Indiana

Our Abby was a spitfire from the start. 

We got her at 8 weeks old, right before July 4th. My son was 5 at the time. 

Abby was smart and new many commands. 

If you mentioned a bath, she would go sit by the tub and wait! 

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She loved us all so. 

If we were sick or upset, she was always right there for us cuddling and loving us. 

Abby loved food and enjoyed eating more than anything!

She was truly part of our family and we miss her so much.

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