At West Dog Park in Tampa's Leto community, the people are as much of a pack as the dogs. "We would talk or text every day, 'Like, hey, will I see you today?' 'Oh yeah, I'll see you at this time.' And [he] would just bring a smile to my face," said Kim Wolsby, one of the frequenters at the park. For those regulars, this particular Saturday morning was anything but a walk in the park. Standing hand in hand, they all joined in mourning one of their own, John Walter Lay.
