Until we meet again, Sweet Tornado

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 Our sweet little gerbil, Tornado, passed away peacefully in the loving hands of Loyd on May 26th.  He lived to an old gerbil age of 3 years old, carefully and lovingly cared for and watched over by Loyd.  Tornado was a loyal and loving friend.  We will miss his little personality around the house, but know he is happy to to reunited with his brothers Tangee and Legacy on the other side of the veil.  We miss him now, but look forward to seeing him again in Heaven.  We love you, Tornado.

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