http://blog.thereef.com/2005/08/miss-cleo-gets-her-house-rebuilt/ Cayman Blog from The Reef Resort in Grand Cayman Wed, 25 Aug 2010 20:13:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://blog.thereef.com/2005/08/miss-cleo-gets-her-house-rebuilt/comment-page-1/#comment-201 Judy and Marty Beirne Sun, 06 Nov 2005 22:29:00 +0000 http://blog.thereef.com/?p=88#comment-201 It is quite often that I have wondered about Miss Cleo, her brother Frank and their lovely church in East End since watching the news of Hugo and checking the Morritt's website hurricane photos! My husband and I live in Chicago, Illinois and had the pleasure of meeting both when we stayed at the original Tortuga Club in 1984 for our tenth anniversay. They both treated us like family! <br/> The stay was so memorable, we returned to stay at Morritt's Tortuga for our 25th anniversary. We were amazed to find both Frank and Miss Cleo still in the vicinity AND that we were remembered! <br/> In the summer of 2004, we invited our four sons and their families on our return trip once again. It was lovely to find Miss Cleo as the greeter. She invited us to attend her church that weekend, which we did. Again we were reminded how gracious and genuine the Caymanians are!<br/> I finally found the opportunity to search for some answers about the Connoly families since Hugo. It was wonderful to find your blog and the link to the article about Miss Cleo's house! My family would love to contribute in some way and would appreciate any suggestions on how we can add to the show of appreciation for the love Miss Cleo has shown to all who meet her! It is quite often that I have wondered about Miss Cleo, her brother Frank and their lovely church in East End since watching the news of Hugo and checking the Morritt’s website hurricane photos! My husband and I live in Chicago, Illinois and had the pleasure of meeting both when we stayed at the original Tortuga Club in 1984 for our tenth anniversay. They both treated us like family!
The stay was so memorable, we returned to stay at Morritt’s Tortuga for our 25th anniversary. We were amazed to find both Frank and Miss Cleo still in the vicinity AND that we were remembered!
In the summer of 2004, we invited our four sons and their families on our return trip once again. It was lovely to find Miss Cleo as the greeter. She invited us to attend her church that weekend, which we did. Again we were reminded how gracious and genuine the Caymanians are!
I finally found the opportunity to search for some answers about the Connoly families since Hugo. It was wonderful to find your blog and the link to the article about Miss Cleo’s house! My family would love to contribute in some way and would appreciate any suggestions on how we can add to the show of appreciation for the love Miss Cleo has shown to all who meet her!

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