07/11/2026
Our beautiful Treasure lived up to his name. He has now crossed the rainbow bridge. We loved loving Treasure; sassy, brassy, bold, and bright.
He had a spirit that bound friendships.
He had such joy galloping around the field, and annoying the big guys.
He was tolerant and patient. He endured ribbon braids, finger paint, and fussy pasture mates. He loved
his humans. He would nibble fingers and never pinch skin.
Trusting. If the ask came from Miss Holly, he did it. He knew he would be safe.
Handy. He taught the children. He ponied yearlings and gave them manners. He consoled the ones
weary with worry and pain. He was at the ready to assist as needed.
and, oh so huggable
Curious to a fault. Bent panels trying to get to that grass on the other side. Ducking under ropes just
because it indicated not to. Dumping water buckets and feed buckets just because he could.
So handsome! Beautiful dapples and that golden color that generated his name. Treasure. Good as gold,
and just as valuable. He taught so many to have courage, and to be brave.
In the end, one more assist was asked, but this time it was for the angels to bring him home in peace
and with grace. Just as he had helped others in their time of need. He'll be the gold at the end of the
Rainbow Bridge. Rest in peace dear friend.
Tribute by Sharla Goodloe
Words from Miss Holly- Treasure raised my kids and yours. He was happy to help teach children to ride, colts to learn, heal people, and love us well. I never took for granted the Treasure we were all blessed to know. I loved every second of caring for him. What an amazing gift and experience God gave us. He lived up to his name. Thank you Lord for Treasure!
