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Ed and Pam Prichard

Greetings from Wild and Wonderful West Virginia,
We are the adoptive owners of Bella O’Shea. She was a 2009 “Rescue’ by GTISC that was placed in our home in May 2009. The “Tails from the Hills” column seen in GTISC pages unintentionally came into being when Ed began sending in monthly reports on Bella. Pam and Ed thought it prudent to send updates since Butler, PA is too far for you folks to travel to check on Bella’s well-being. We had no idea that it would become a column even when we were asked if it were ok to use some of what was written. It is enjoyable to recount Bella’s progress into adulthood. We hope you enjoy young Bella’s memoirs as much as we enjoy writing them. We certainly enjoy having her in our lives. We are not “show people”, but we show Bella everywhere we go. She is a “looker” and an asset to the breed.

About Ed Prichard
I am a cantankerous, white haired, semi toothless retired school teacher of the sciences. I am an educator, horseman, horse trainer, genealogist, and animal lover. I have rescued several horses, cows, and dogs over the years. I am your typical Hill Billy (with a M.S. in biological science). If you are ever in this neck of the woods, Y’all come see us. We live just right up “the holler”.

About Pamela Prichard
Pam is Ed’s wife of eleven years after the passing of his first wife of thirty years from cancer. After years of study, she is at long last a Registered Nurse working at a critical care center. She also has been an animal lover since childhood. She is a good bit younger than Ed, but does a great job on the farm…..for a city girl. We have seven dogs, four horses, and fowl. Our children are grown and away and now our animals take our attentions when there are no grandchildren visiting.

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