Reply to "Earthquake in Haiti - when the story hits home"

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Thanks to the mboarders who helped get the word out about the Villa Manrese situation, we have had encouraging (though unconfirmed)news regarding food and water getting there finally.

I wanted to share this picture I found online of the building that my brother "rode down" during the earthquake, for those of you who read the story here. This is the Villa Manrese, and he was on the rooftop patio, 3rd floor.

Five or seven other guests and staff werent so lucky.

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