As seen in the photo Cleo was a fiery red head. Queen bee so to speak, she was in everyone's business. Sadly she succumbed to her second bout with cancer on July, 12th 2011. Through meeting my wife, Cleo was brought into my life. I only knew her for three years and that was more than enough to forge a bond with her. Never satisfied, either with food or attention she demanded the best of everything. Even if she had no idea what that actually was:) Despite the attitude my wife and I were always provided with laughter at her antics. Turning her nose up at her food, or demanding that we get out of bed and pay attention to her NOW! She has a younger brother who was always goading her into play, she would resist until I got on the floor and started rough housing and then she would quickly take the opportunity to pounce when he was down, always the opportunist and devious in her plans, little schemer. She will be missed most assuredly, and I hope that she is happy and healthy alongside her mother(my wife), for she too passed away from cancer about nine months prior. In God's grace they now know no pain or suffering, only the light and warmth of God's love. Take care of my Angel up there Cleo, thank you and praise be to God.

Justin T.