Pearl-Holmes-Obituary

Pearl E. Holmes

Fayetteville, Arkansas

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November 22, 2014
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Fayetteville, Arkansas

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Moore's Chapel Funeral Home Obituary

Pearl E. Holmes, age 70, of Fayetteville, died Saturday, November 22, 2014 in Fayetteville. She was born June 16, 1944 in Sayer, Pennsylvania, the daughter of Herbert and Agnes Detrick Coddington. She was preceded in death by her husband, James Holmes.She was a dog trainer and showed dogs at...

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I think of her every so often and miss her encouraging words

Pearl means so much to our family. She taught me how to be a good dog owner to our Weimar, Hayley and our Doberman/Great Dane, Strider. I enjoyed her from the moment I met her. She had a perfect balance of sternness and a huge heart full of love. She touched and changed so many lives for the better.
It alway blessed me so much to see her light up any time I was in the store with the dogs, or my children.
Every time I was running errands near the Petsmart store, I would look for...

Precious lady that I met at Pet Smart. She was teaching obedience classes when I took my Sidney (Tiny Yorkie) in. He refused to do anything for her. He would hide under my chair and peek out at her. She would even offer him treats and he wouldn't take them. Finally, on the last lesson, I told her to ask him if he wanted to go see the boys (meaning the other dogs at home). She did and he went right up to her wagging his tail and took a treat! She got the biggest kick out of that and always...

I met Pearl as a trainer at petsmart, but she was so much more than our trainer. She was my dear friend and I miss her so very much.

Pearl was a very good big Sis. Will miss her

Knowing Pearl, I know she would be "correcting my behavior" with a stern "naaah" for being sad, but it is impossible not to be. Thank you for everything you did for us and for your teachings. Goliath, Maria Elena and I will truly miss you. I regret not being able to say good bye my friend. We'll see you upstairs.

I got to know Pearl from her testing of my dog and I for Love on a leash. I always made it a point to stop and talk to her when I was at Petsmart. When I heard she had passed, my heart broke. She will be missed so much.

We will truly miss Pearl. She was a no
nonsense trainer, and had a big heart for the therapy dog programs of all kinds.
God bless you, Pearl.

I did not know Pearl except as a dog trainer at PetSmart. She was stern, no nonsense, and kind. She seemed to have a true calling to help animals and their fumbling new owners. We will remember her words of wisdom for years to come.