A young man named Zach Medlin, who has a great dog, was strolling around Kiroli Park when he spotted a square stone tucked away among the trees.
He started swaying the leaves to see what it was because he was so curious. This was a dog’s grave, it was found. It read, “Buddie, 1928 — 1941.” I was a dog at birth, but a gentleman in death.
This moving engraving convinced Zack that the dog deserved respect and reverence. He might have been that devoted and loyal. A local legend centers on the pet that was buried. This park was formerly a Boy Scout camp, it is mentioned.
A clever dog noticed that a guy was drowning in the lake and started barking, alerting the scouts who saved him. The dog belonged to Ms. Albert Jones’ family, and his wife enjoyed taking the animal for walks in the park. Whatever the actual circumstance, it was obvious that Buddie was a special person who was revered by his superiors. The memorial captures his altruistic and caring personality.