CAMEO EQUESTRIAN CENTER

IN MEMORIAM

Our condolences go out to:

Stephanie Cook for the loss of Jesus, Bear and Double Deposit

Shauna Moran for the loss of Baby Phat

Marci Brown, Ricki and Bailey for the loss of Mackie

Megan O'Neil for the loss of Cephas

Kathryn Vanderweilen for the loss of Dreamer

Marci Brown, Megan O'Neil and Brooke for the loss of Swifty

Brooke, Marci Brown and the new owners for the loss of Thunder and foal

Sandra Wardell for the loss of Woody

Christine Reid for the loss of Sanzy

And earlier in the year to Barbara Rice for the loss of MacDuff

Our hearts go out to all of you. But we are all better people for having horses in our lives, even if only for a moment!!

"Somewhere...somewhere in time's own space
There must be some sweet pastured place
Where creeks sing on and tall trees grow
Some Paradise where horses go.
For by the love that guides my pen
I know great horses live again."
-Stanley Harrison

We at Cameo would also like to remember Nadeem Ayoob.
A great trainer, a wonderful rider, inspiring teacher
and special human being. Vincent Carovillano brought
his dear friend Nadeem to Cameo Equestrian Center
in April of 2006, and Nadeem taught of few of us
in a half day clinic. He was wonderful. So kind and
understanding, not only of the riders but also of the
horses. It was obvious that he REALLY loved the horses.
Nadeem lived in Alberta and came to Ontario
occasionally and helped Vincent with his horses and riding
whenever possible. When Nadeem returned to Alberta
after his brief visit in April, he fell ill after complications
of a routine CatScan. Nadeem eventually succumbed
to his coma and passed away at only 41 years of age.
Even though we only met Nadeem once in his brief
visit to Cameo, we will never forget him. Some people
leave those impressions on us that we never forget,
and Nadeem, we will never forget the one you made on us.
God bless you Nadeem.

Above: Nadeem Ayoob and his beloved Steevaroo.
Steevaroo is a Thoroughbred Stallion that Nadeem
competed at Prix St. Georges in Alberta.