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A poem in remembrance of Ace the Dog A memorial service honoring fallen GBPD K-9 "Ace," the dog assigned to Gulf Breeze High School along with his handler, Officer Mark Lyster, was Friday, Jan. 11. Several people spoke about the impact Ace made on their daily lives at school. Heather Shearer, an aide at GBES was inspired to write this poem: Let me tell you a story of a man and his dog This was no ordinary pair, as they protected the law Mark is an officer with the Gulf Breeze Police Ace was his K-9 with a badge and a leash They walked the halls of the high school looking for drugs They came to the elementary school for Ace to get hugs Mark would say "Find it" and Ace would do his job It was quit amazing, everyone was in awe The most amazing thing, however, was the bond that they had Ace's greatest reward was to play with his dad We always knew they were coming from the jingle of his leash They would come in to visit Charito and for Ace to get a treat Then ace got sick suddenly and was not feeling so good Mark rushed him to the vet like any great dad would We were all worried sick about our K-9 friend We prayed for him and asked that God keep him in his hands But God had a plan for Ace and it was time for him to go But there are a few things I think he would want you to know He would say… "Dad thanks for loving me with all your heart But don't be sad…we will never really be apart I miss you so much, but don't cry for me You made me as happy as any dog could be My life with you was the best I ever had I was lucky to have you as my dad I will always be with you, so don't feel alone I will just be watching you from heaven from now on I know one day we will meet again-different time and place And I will be there waiting for you, Love Always, Ace" So that is the story of this unbelievable team If you were lucky enough to know them, then you know what I mean The memories we have, we will carry with us until the end We will never forget you our K-9 friend |
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