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[Steppenwolfe]

BTW my father is off the Frackville exit on I-81. I probably drove by your dads house many times when I went to school as I use to know that crossover pretty well a long time ago.

That's funny... I had breakfast at the Dutch Kettle in Frackville two weeks ago on my way to I 84 and New England. Great place.

 

[kenmac]

when my dad died, he left all his assets to my sister. I guess she cried and told him she was worse off than either myself or my brother. It really pi$$ed off my brother. It didn't really bother me. If she needed it bad enough to have him leave her all he had, so be it.

My sister burned through everything my dad left her in about 6 months ,and was calling me wanting help to keep from losing her home. I told her I was sorry, but there was nothing I could do for her

 

[TheMan419]

when my dad died, he left all his assets to my sister. I guess she cried and told him she was worse off than either myself or my brother. It really pi$$ed off my brother. It didn't really bother me. If she needed it bad enough to have him leave her all he had, so be it.

My sister burned through everything my dad left her in about 6 months ,and was calling me wanting help to keep from losing her home. I told her I was sorry, but there was nothing I could do for her

Yeah sadly inheritances bring out either the best or worst in people. My mom and her brother are not talking any more based upon issues from when grandma passed away. Of course as a good son I blame it all on my uncle.

Often the best legal tool we have is a cup of coffee. Sit down with "the other side" and just talk. Figure it out.

 

[Sigarms]

That's funny... I had breakfast at the Dutch Kettle in Frackville two weeks ago on my way to I 84 and New England. Great place.

Funnier because I use to play raquetball with the owner of that restaurant when I was in college. Not certain if he still owns it, but I'm guessing it's still in his family as his daugthers might of taken it over by now.