Beamer Edwards (2010 - 2025)

Beamer Edwards (2010 - 2025)

In Loving Memory of Beamer
2010-2025

Beamer was more than a dog. He was my very first dog. I begged my parents at the age of two, to let me have a dog. They gave in and chose the breed Yorkshire Terrier. They let me choose the one that stood out to me the most, and that was Beamer. I didn’t know it then, but I was choosing one of the greatest companions I’d ever have.

Beamer was with me for 15 incredible years. He didn’t just live life, he was it. He’s been all over the United States, even to Canada, and rode all the way back with us from the border. He was adventurous and full of life, yet always so gentle and loving.

He was the sweetest, funniest, most mischievous little guy, always making us laugh, always up to something, and always full of love. Beamer wasn’t just part of the family, he was the heart of it. Everyone who met him loved him instantly, and when we visited family, it was just expected that Beamer would be there also. He brought joy with him wherever he went.

Growing up with Beamer made my childhood everything it was. I got to dress up with him, play with him, talk to him, and love him through every phase of growing up. He was always there, we were two peas in a pod.

Beamer loved playing. His favorite games to play were tug of war and playing chase/ being chased. He’d run off with toys to make you chase after him. He also loved treats and food.

Sadly, Beamer passed from stomach cancer, which came quickly. But in his final days, he chose to spend his time in my room moving away from the living room where he usually laid during the day, to be close to me. I will never stop being grateful for that. In his own quiet way, he let me know he wanted to be by my side until the end. He was strong, brave, and full of love, right up to his last breath.

Beamer, thank you for choosing me. Thank you for every memory, every funny, silly, loving moment. You were truly one of a kind, and I will never, ever have a better dog than you.

You’re not in pain anymore. Rest easy, sweet boy. You’ll always be my heart.

Love,
Langley