Blossom originally came to the cemetery towing another goose with her named Bud. Unfortunately, Bud met his end in 2023 and left Blossom all on her own. She began to act out in the cemetery, taking her anger out on doors and walking mats. Dorie Tammen, general manager of the cemetery, says she was “Standing in front of our office door and pecking on the glass, and then she's pooing on our doormat.” Blossom isolated herself from the other Geese and wandered around the cemetery without much purpose. She would weave around tombstones all day long. This behavior led workers at the cemetery to believe that Blossom was in dire need of a new partner. In a Facebook post made by the Riverside Cemetery, they advertise Blossom as “youthful, adventurous, and lively.”

The initial meeting, unfortunately, went sour. As soon as his cage was opened, Frankie flew away. The next morning, Frankie was discovered just outside the cemetery and herded back towards the office. Finally, Blossom and Frankie met up with each other and, according to an interview with CBS, “They started walking off together, and they haven’t really left each other’s side since.” Ever since their meeting, Blossom and Frankie have been seen wandering around the cemetery together. They rarely visit the office anymore, which had once been a common behavior in Blossom.