

Barney the Corgihuahua June 13, 1988 - April 13, 2006 |
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Barney the Corgihuahua, Age 17 years, 10 months Born June 13, 1988 in Kingsport, TN, Barney was called to the Rainbow Bridge on April 13, 2006 by Da Boss, Hisownself. Barney had been working part time for St. Fwank the past few years and has accepted full time employment. He is survived by his beloved widdle wife, “Kissy, I Mean Kwissy” Belle Perry, his brother Chessy (and Bob the Tail), his sisters Paris Lynn Dearling-Williams Noel Canardly, Lily Ruth Fluff, and Noelle Marie Doodlybug. He was preceded by his father, a white chihuahua, and his mother, Lady, a fluffy Cardigan. Also waiting at the Rainbow Bridge for him are his angelic sister Silver and his dear friend Sherlock Sheltie. Barney’s favorite charity was always CorgiAid. He spent countless hours assisting Silver in her sewing factory and helping Paris Lynn’s Heavenly Designs by Silver Direct from Paris by chewing out hundreds of bandanas with his little corgihuahua teef. His sharp little toofies left marks resembling pinking shears. Barney took pride that he was helping clothe homeless and sometimes nekkid corgis by contributing his bandanas to be auctioned or sold to benefit CorgiAid. Barney had been a member of Corgi-L since 1997, and on his 10th birthday, the corgis on the list went to Messico to find Barney’s father’s family. He was a charter member of Corgese-L and a veteran of the Corgese War. In 2000, Barney was elected President by the corgis and won with 92% of the votes cast. His vice president, Trav Sniderman survives him. Barney was a member of the cast of the Flufftopia stories and served several years as chairman of the Flufftopian Nashnul. Barney was a graduate of the Kennel Club of Greater Kingsport's obedience classes. He spent years studying corgi conformation and ways to improve the breed to look more like him. Barney’s Beauties, the contest at the Tennysea Corgi Picnic bears his name. Barney was an avid collector of stuffed squeakies and red squeaky mice. In his spare time, Barney was the proprietor of Barney’s Orphanage. He will be sadly missed by his forty-eleventy former orphan brothers and sisters. He leaves behind his humans, Waynedaddy and Susiemom; three human brothers (Hooman Bwudder Number One, Two and Three); his dear Auntie M. and special friends, Shandy and the Shelties; his nieces Wednesday Corgi and Scarlet Chihuahua; cousins, Polly Schnauzer, Lucy and Casey Lhasa; his name sake Barnianne Hutchman; and his friends, the staff at Kingsport Veterinary Hospital. Barney’s favorite charities: http://www.corgiaid.org/ http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/kingsportshelter.html or your local animal shelter. |