This is what I think of when I think of a great dad. 😍 Patient, cool, calm, gentle, and fun!
Luke, I love you so deeply and am so grateful for the love you share with our kids. I can’t imagine a better version of you than the person you are right now.
We lost our Omar almost 3 weeks ago and it has been so hard. We miss him tremendously. But Omar taught us all so much about love, and we are forever grateful to him for that. Miss you, sweet boy. 🐶💙
![This is what I think of when I think of a great dad. 😍 Patient, cool, calm, gentle, and fun!
Luke, I love you so deeply and am so grateful for the love you share with our kids. I can’t imagine a better version of you than the person you are right now.
We lost our Omar almost 3 weeks ago and it has been so hard. We miss him tremendously. But Omar taught us all so much about love, and we are forever grateful to him for that. Miss you, sweet boy. 🐶💙](https://acme-re.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed-pro/img/placeholder.png)
💫SOLD💫
When the house and the buyers are just perfect for each other, it feels really great. 🌷
This was one of those smooth, dreamy deals I wish every client could experience. ✨
41 days after receiving the initial “we need an agent” text, my clients got pre-approved, pored over tons of listings, located their property, got their offer accepted and closed escrow! 41 days. This can and does happen.
I’m so happy for them. 💞
![💫SOLD💫
When the house and the buyers are just perfect for each other, it feels really great. 🌷
This was one of those smooth, dreamy deals I wish every client could experience. ✨
41 days after receiving the initial “we need an agent” text, my clients got pre-approved, pored over tons of listings, located their property, got their offer accepted and closed escrow! 41 days. This can and does happen.
I’m so happy for them. 💞](https://acme-re.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed-pro/img/placeholder.png)
March 30, 2009 - May 27, 2024.
5537 days.
I can’t believe this chapter of our lives is over. I so desperately don’t want it to be over.
Omar Jacquizz Wahl left this earth last Monday.
I haven’t know my life with Luke without Omar beside us, between us, under or on top of us. He was the fabric of our family quilt. He made us who we are.
He was us. We were him.
15+ years ago, one night driving through Koreatown, Luke saw a grey blur out of the corner of his eye and pulled over in his truck. The blur was Omar. No tags, filthy, matted, and very skinny, Luke took him to a shelter to find out if anyone was searching for him. No one was.
The shelter named him Ace. Luke, having never wanted a dog before, now wanted this one. He named him Omar.
Luke will tell you plainly that our family wouldn’t exist without this moment.
Omar had a zest for life that was contagious. He would walk, run, play, sniff, and cuddle with such enthusiasm. We were obsessed with him. He was magic. Curious strangers stopped us constantly to meet him. Leo as a baby called him a “teddy bear” and he was right.
He would greet us every day tail wagging, entire body wiggling, jumping up on his hind legs, elation personified. People have said we gave Omar so much. But all I can remember is how much he gave us. He gave us everything he had. All his love, all his attention, all of himself. We loved him fervently.
Omar would sit with me every night, curled up between my legs. My baby.
His favorite place on earth was on the deck at our Oneonta house.
Watching Omar get older was hard to process. We are grappling with the finality of euthanizing our boy. Its irreversibility. We will never get to hold him again. That is forever and it takes my breath away.
He was it. He was the one. Our perfect doggie soulmate.
For as long as I live, when I think of Omar, I will feel a deep longing, and gratitude for what we had with him.
I wish we could do it all over again.
We love you Omie, with our whole hearts, for the rest of our lives. Thank you for everything you gave us.
![March 30, 2009 - May 27, 2024.
5537 days.
I can’t believe this chapter of our lives is over. I so desperately don’t want it to be over.
Omar Jacquizz Wahl left this earth last Monday.
I haven’t know my life with Luke without Omar beside us, between us, under or on top of us. He was the fabric of our family quilt. He made us who we are.
He was us. We were him.
15+ years ago, one night driving through Koreatown, Luke saw a grey blur out of the corner of his eye and pulled over in his truck. The blur was Omar. No tags, filthy, matted, and very skinny, Luke took him to a shelter to find out if anyone was searching for him. No one was.
The shelter named him Ace. Luke, having never wanted a dog before, now wanted this one. He named him Omar.
Luke will tell you plainly that our family wouldn’t exist without this moment.
Omar had a zest for life that was contagious. He would walk, run, play, sniff, and cuddle with such enthusiasm. We were obsessed with him. He was magic. Curious strangers stopped us constantly to meet him. Leo as a baby called him a “teddy bear” and he was right.
He would greet us every day tail wagging, entire body wiggling, jumping up on his hind legs, elation personified. People have said we gave Omar so much. But all I can remember is how much he gave us. He gave us everything he had. All his love, all his attention, all of himself. We loved him fervently.
Omar would sit with me every night, curled up between my legs. My baby.
His favorite place on earth was on the deck at our Oneonta house.
Watching Omar get older was hard to process. We are grappling with the finality of euthanizing our boy. Its irreversibility. We will never get to hold him again. That is forever and it takes my breath away.
He was it. He was the one. Our perfect doggie soulmate.
For as long as I live, when I think of Omar, I will feel a deep longing, and gratitude for what we had with him.
I wish we could do it all over again.
We love you Omie, with our whole hearts, for the rest of our lives. Thank you for everything you gave us.](https://acme-re.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed-pro/img/placeholder.png)