
His nicknames included Little Man, The Buddha, and Boo Boo. This was how Cynthia described him in a blog post last year: "He's been with me through 10 moves and 6 new cats. Montana is one of those laid-back, dog-like cats that loves to chat with me. He's one of those a 'one-in-a-million' cats that I know I'll never have again. I cherish every day I have with him and hope for many more. He's my Soul Cat."

"My parents are both artists...My mother's work is more abstract. My father, Thomas Gaskill, at 85 is still painting (mostly watercolors) and enters a piece yearly in the Florida Watercolor Society competition & other national shows. Although animals are not his usual subject to paint, he did it as a favor for me last winter - a labor of love. Whereas it was a treasure then, it is now priceless to me. "
"Montana's presence in our home was as huge as he was in his earlier days...we all miss his Buddha spirit and kind heart."
2 comments:
I'm so sorry about Montana. I have a calico who will be 19 in a few months so I know what it is like to have a cat with you for many years. Montana's portrait by your father is just beautiful, as is of course Susan's.
A nice family photo :)
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