Tammy

I have not and still don’t feel like communicating much on this platform. 

Since Tammy’s passing I have had a real empty feeling and lots of emotion.

I want to thank everyone that has supported us through this. It’s been very special.

When I feel like it I would like to share what we learned from all this journey of Tammy’s life that I got to be included in, and the wonderful world she created for us. 

I would like to let you know some things that are happening. 

Art of the cowgirl will be bigger and better than ever with Myself, Jaimie, Mesa and the great team Tammy gathered up keep the movement moving. 

We will have a special gathering on Sunday afternoon, January 21rst in celebration of our Tammy’s life. 

I am continually amazed at the impact Tammy had on everyone from her grandchildren to the whole ag/horse community as well as the movement for the bettering of lives not only for women, but everyone.

I was having breakfast a couple mornings ago listening to the radio telling myself I was going to get it together and get a check on my emotions and the Northern ag Network comes on and has a tribute to Tammy. 

Patrick Gottch with the Cowgirl channel has dedicated their beautiful float in the Rose Parade to Tammy and her empty saddle will be led in the parade. 

I can’t tell you how thankful our family is for all the wonderful thoughts and acts of kindness from the people of Ryegate to the world Tammy has created for herself and us. 

I know she’s in a better place, but my place is really missing her. 

Thank you to everyone that made Tammy’s life so special. 

Curt

Tammy

This is a post I never wanted or expected to do, but I feel obligated to all you great friends of Tammy and the family that have been so great and caring and deserve to know. 

I think we lost the battle with cancer. Hospice is coming and helping and Tammy is fading but not giving up. We are doing everything we can to keep her comfortable and out of pain. 

Thank you for all your thoughts and prayers for Tammy.