[or-roots] when i am gone.

[Gary Murray]

i have a few of those.  my prints are all signed, and numbered prints.  i 
have 17 of her prints.  have you ever seen pics of her house.  no copy to 
the lds church.  i have about 600 pieces of glass.  some of it is very old 
and some not so old.  i have four pieces of lundren glass which is pretty 
valuable.  let em fight, i don't care.
gary in az.
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From: "W David Samuelsen" <dsam at sampubco.com>
To: <or-roots at sosinet.sos.state.or.us>
Sent: Sunday, November 27, 2005 3:44 PM
Subject: Re: [or-roots] when i am gone.


> no copy to Family History Library of Salt Lake City?
>
> As for Bev Doolittle prints, count on fights over them. I've seen those 
> original Doolittle prints on display at the Repartee gallery here in Salt 
> Lake City so I know what's to be expected of. I wanted some copies but the 
> cost of those prints. The originals run from $5,000 to $190,000
> http://www.bnr-art.com/doolitt/
>
> The prints I wanted are:
> Eagle's Flight study
> Forest Has Eyes
> Guardian Spirits
> Music in the Wind
> Prayer for the Wild Things
> Sacred Ground
> Two Indian Horses (very deceiving design)
>
> David Samuelsen
>
> Antique I can expect fights over them since they're of variable high value 
> but dunno about modern art glass.
>
> Gary Murray wrote:
>> you should do what i did.  i am leaving nothing to the whims of kids.  i 
>> have a floor to ceinling bookcase filled with books and pamphlets.  all 
>> of those and my entire gene. program will go to the gene. soc. of oregon 
>> since all the names, when merged, end up in oregon before statehood.  i 
>> have given my executor the power to distribute all pics of gr. gr. 
>> grandparents forward to any of the nieces or nephews that want them.  one 
>> of my sisters is also included in this bunch.  although my brother died 
>> about 2 years ago, his wife will forever be my sister-in-law and she 
>> knows exactly what i want done.  my database is about 35-40,000 
>> individuals and i have spent 30 years and a large quantity of money 
>> getting all this done.  you need to cover most of this in your will and 
>> then sit down and write a letter to the executor.  pick this person very 
>> carefully.  then sit down with the executor/trix and go over it very 
>> carefully.  if something is not clear to him/her you will need to re-
> write until your executor/trix understands completely what you want.  my 
> attorney accuses me of trying to control from the grave but nothing could 
> be more wrong.  i have a houseful of bev doolittle prints and antique and 
> modern art glass and with any luck they will kill or maim each other 
> trying to get to it.  most of these people i have not heard from in a very 
> long time so i don't care what they do with it.
>> gary in az.  [good luck with this one]
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