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No. 21-81
251
PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL AND LETTERS TESTAMENTARY
In the Estate of
GEORGE R. MUMPER
, deceased.
To Register of Wills for the County of Cumberland, In the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Petitioner(s) Is (are) the execut r ix
named In the Last Will and Testament of
Geor.re;i MllmpE'r dated __.lull' ?? 1 q77
Dece ent was a citizen of the United States and a resident of NE'I" r.llmhr.>,.l.qnr1
Township (Borough), Cumberland County, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Decedent died on Jr.>r1nE'Qrl.q y
the --1-0t.h- day of Dr.>N'mheL- A.D. 19...8iL-, In the
County of BrQw~rd ' State of ----ElD,.i r1.q at the age of ...6.9...- years.
Decedent has (has not) been married and has (has not) had children born to him (her) since the ex-
ecution of the above described Will.
Decedent was possessed of personai property to the value of f 'I, ~CO. 00
and of real estate to the value of ~O-.-OO
as near as can be ascertained; said real estate situated as follows 606 Linwood Street,
New Cumberland, PA
Therefore, your petltloner(s) respectfully apply(les) for the probate of the said Last Will and Testa-
ment and for Letters Testamentary theron.~' 't '7))/7 .
Dated APrw.?tJ ,19g/ _ ftt';/AlIJe- (Sl ~.z:J.:l,~;.
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Name and address
of Petitioner(s)
Patricia A. Mumper
606 Linwood Street
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New Cumberland. PA /7" 7 n
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA t
COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND l ss
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named in above application. being duly _-8.ffirm~__ according to law say(s) that the
statements set forth in this petition are true to the best of hi s knowledge and belief.
A~fir:tll!!.~ and subscribed before ___
me. 11f't? It.. ?O)I'I'l{____iJfix___
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Filed: April 22, 1981
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BUREAU OF EXAMINATION
PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
P.O. BOX 832 7
HARRIS8URG. PA 17105
NOTICE OF INHERITANCE TAX
APPRAISEMENT. ALLOWANCE OR 01SALLOWANCE
OF OEOUCTI0NS. ANO ASSESSMENT OF TAX
ASSESSMENT
CONTROL NO.
101
DATE
ESTATE OF MUMPER GEORGE R FILE NO. 21 81-0251
DATE OF DEATH 12-1 _ COUNTY CU
NOTE: TO INSURE PROPER CREOIT TO YOUR ACCOUNT SUBMIT THE UPPER PORTION OF THIS NOTICE WITH YOUR TAX
PAYMENT TO THE REGISTER OF WILLS OF THE ABOVE COUNTY. MAKE CHECKS PAYAaLE TO REOISTER OF WILLS.
AGENT." IF TAX PAYMENTS ARE MAOE WITHIN 3 MONTHS OF THE OECEOENT'S OATE OF OEATH. A 01SCOUNT
OF S% OF THE TAX PAlO MAY aE OEOUCTEO.
ROBERT CROWE ESQ
815 CUMBERLAND ST
LEBANON PA 17042
PLEASE RETURN THIS
PORTION TO REGISTER OF
WILLS IF PAYMENT DUE
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NOTICE OF INHERITANCE TAX APPRAISEMENT. ALLOWANCE OR 01SALLOWANCE OF OEOUCTI0NS AND ASSESSMENT O~ TAX
ESTATE OF MUMPER
GEORGE
R FILE NO. 21 81-0251
) CHANGED
TAX RETURN WAS: (X I ACCEPTED AS FILED
APPRAISEO VALUE OF ESTATE:
1. Rea! Eslate (Schedule A)
2. Stocks and 80nds (Schedule BI
3. Closely H,o!d StocklPartnership Interest (Schedule CI
4, Mortgages and Notes (Schedule D)
5, Cash & Miscellaneous Personal Property (Schedule E)
6. Joint!y Owned Property (Schedule FI
7. Transfers ISchadule GI
8, Total Gross Assets
APPROVED OEOUCTI0NS ANO EXEMPTIONS,
9. Funeral Expensesl Administrative Costs/Miscellaneous
Expenses (Schedule HI
10. DebtslMorlgages/Liens (Schedule II
11, Total Deductions
12, Net Value of Estate
13. Charilable 8equests (Schedule JI
14, Net Value Subject to Tax
ASSESSMENT OF TAX:
15, Amount of Une 14 taxable at 6% rate
16, Amount of line 14 taxable at 150/0 rate
17, Principal Tax Due
TAX CREOITS:
PAYMENT
DATE
09-09-81
RECEIPT
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OISCOUNT I"')
!NTEREST H
029764
THIS ASSESSMENT IS 8ASED ON: ORIGINAL RETURN
NO INTEREST 15 OUE IF PAlO ay 09-10-81
IF PAID AFTER DATE !NDICATED SEE REVERSE FOR INSTRUCTIONS
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OATH OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA ss:
COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND
Before me, the Register for the Probate of Wills and granting of Lellers or Admini~lrlltion In nnd ('or the ('ouuty 0('
Cumberland, personally came
'P~iI~;l!iA A. (Y/t(I'tPE.~
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depose and say that as~~~
of the last Will and Testament of
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S 1/ e. will well and truly administer the goods and chattels, rights and credits of snld decell~ed lIccordlng to 11Iw. And
also will diligently comply with the provisions of the law relating to Trnn,(fer Inh~r tanees:or6~' I I sub,lcr cd before me.
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DECREE
22nd. dny of April
81
,A.D,.19__, there was probated and
recorded the last Will and Testament of George R. Mum~
New cumberl and
late of
Deceased. Lellers Testamentary wcre grantcd lo__,__~~_~ri::.in
Witness my hand and official ~cal the day and ycnr aforc~aid.
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INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENTS
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R. Mumper lilleoflhe City
. in the Connty 'C~_l~Wa of "cnnsylvonln. decellsed.
REGISTER OF WILLS
TOTAL ASSETS:
606 Linwood Street
New Cumberland, PA
All brick Cape Cod home situated on lot 75'xl50'
57,060 00
1979 Chrysler New Yorker Automobile
3,500 00
Certificate of Deposit #21921
Dauphin Deposit Bank and Trust Co.
(~ interest)
5,000 00
Certificate of Deposit #127-011157
First Federal Savings and Loan Assoc.
of Harrisburg, PA. (~interest)
5,000 00
Checking Account - Dauphin Deposit
Bank and Trust Co. (~ interest)
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~JeflheEslateof George R. Mumper
deceased, being duly affirmed according to law, depose and say that the items appearing in the forgoing Inventory and Appraisement
include all of the personal assets wherever situate and all of the real estate in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania of said decedent; that the valu.
atian placed opposite each item of said Inventory represents its fair value as of he date of the dccendent's death, and that decendant owned no
real estate outside the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania except that which appea s in a ~morandum at the end of this inventory.
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INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENTS
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Coumy of Lebanoll, ss:
Ai:fm'h'istr'~t'of the Eslate of
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deceased, being duly ., ~ according 10 law. depose and say that the items appearing in the forgoing Inventory and Appraisement
includeallofthe personal assets wherever situate and all of the reat estate in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania of said decedent; that the valu-
ation' placed opposite each item of said Inventory represents its fair value as of the datc of thc dccendent's death, and that decendant owncd no
real ef;tate outside the (:ommonwealth of Pennsylvania except that which appears in a memorandum at the end of this Invcntory,
and subscribed
berore me this
day of
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REV.1500 EX + (9.81)
BU",EAU OF EXAMINATION
PENNSVLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
P.O. BOX B327
HARRISBURG, PA '7105
DECEASED
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INHERITANCE TAX RETURN
RESIDENT DECEDENT
File Number ...dJ - ~ J -0.l5/
Decedent's Address
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1. Originel R.turn [KJ
2. Supplem.nt.1 R.Wrn 0
3. R.m.inder R.turn 0
4. Lifo Est." 0 5. F.dor.1 Esta" T.x 0
RBlurn R.quired.
6. Deced.ntdiedtest.t. r:tl 7. Ooc.d.nt m.int.ined. living 0 B. Numbarofs.f.doposit 0
(Att.ch copy of Willl W trust (Att.ch copy of trust! boxes inv.ntoried
All correspondence end confidential tax information should be direct.d to'
CDRRE.
SPONDENT N.m~ r
Telephon. No.
RECAPIT.
ULATION
AND
TAX
CALCU.
LATION
Recapitulation
1. R.al Estate {Schedule Al
2. Stocks and Bonds (Schedule BI
3. Close!y Held Stock/Pa'1nership Interest (Schedule C)
4. Mortgagos and Notes (Schedul. D)
5. Cash & Miscellaneous Personal Property (Schedule EI
6. Jointly Owned Property (Sch.dule FI
7. Transfers (Schedule GI
B. Total Gross Assets (total lines 1.7)
9. Funera! Expenses Administrative Cests/Miscollaneous
Expenses (Sch,dula H)
10. Debts/Mortg.ges/Liens (Sch.dule II
11. Total Deductions (totellines 9 & 10)
12. Net Valuo of Estato (line B minus line III
13. Charileble Bequests (Schedule J)
14. NBl Value subjectto lex Uine 12 minus line 131
City
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( 21
( 3)
( 41
( 51
( 6)
( 71
5'1,0 (g0.00
3,1500,00
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(101
( BI 10 1.~~.5a
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(11) J.~I:B~ 3 ~
1121 41, L\- ~.I
(131
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Computation of T.x
15. Amount of lin. 14 lexablest 6% rete 115) 41,l-{6l.., \)S
linclud. values from Schedul. KI
16. Amount of lino 14 taxabl..t 15% rat. 1161
lincludo v.lues from Sch.du!e KI
17. Principal tax due (edd tax from lin. 15 plus tax from lin. 161
lB. Tot.1 Prior p.ym.nts:
(01 Amount Paid
(b) Pius Discount
(c) Minus Interest (IB)
19. Bal.nce Oue(lin. 17 minuslin. lBI (191
Mak. Check Peyeble to' R.gister of Wills, Agent
... PLEASE RECHECK MATH'"
Under penalties of perjury,l declere thet I have examined this return, including accomp.nying schedules end stetements, and to the best of my knowl.dgo
and b.lief, it is tru., cor eet, and compl.te. Declaration of preparer other then tho personal representative is based on ell iI,form.tion of which preporer has
any knowledgo. ~ I f e I g ~
SIGNATURE OF P AODRESS . OATE
DATE
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COMMUNWE^LTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
TRANSFER INHERITANCE TAX
RESIOENT DECEDENT
AFFIDAVIT OF
FIDUCIARY
(Instruction!> on Rcvonu Side)
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Estate of George R. Mumper
Dole of Deal!. __.D.ecember_~0.,-1980__..__. .--
Sociol Security No. __172-01-.9_80.5_______..._
Last Address.....6_0_6_Linwoo.d-Str.eet__._--
New Cumb.erland.,-EA..-UQ.7J)_
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1. Decedent died,
( ) Intestate (without 0 will)
( X) Testate (leaving a lost will--copy ottached)
2. Is the filing of a Federal Estate Tax Return required for this estate? Yes_ No _X-
3. (X) Executor/Executrix
Admi n istrator/ Administratr; x
Name Patricia A. Mumper
Address 606 Linwood Street
New Cumberland PA
(CITY) (STATE)
17070
(ZIP)
4. All correspondence should be moiled to (X ) Attorney
) Fiduciary.
5. If an ottorney is representing the estate, indicote:
Nome Robert C. Rowe, Esquire
Address 815 Cumberland Street
Lebanon,
(CITY)
PA
(:-:TATE)
17042
(ZIP)
List all safe deposit boxes registered in the decedent's individual namehor jointly with, or as an agent or dop,,')'
of another, or in decedent's individual name with right of access by onot er os agent or deputy. Include the "n"",
and address of the bank or other institution where the safe deposit box is located, the nome (s) in which the box
is registered and the relationship of the joint holders to the decedent,
NAME AND ^DDRESS OF BANK OR OTHER INSTITUTION
IN WHICH DECEDENT MAINTAINED A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX
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NAME OR NAMES IN WHicH
SAFE DEPOSIT BOX IS REGISTERED
RELATIONSHIP OF JOHn
HOLDERS TO DECEO.EN~:;.-:==
Dauphin Deposi t R'mk l'. 1'rl1~r Co ,
Highland Park Branch
George R. Mumper
Patricia A. Mumper
Decedent
Daughter
Under penalties o! perjury, I declare thot tho e examined this relurn, including occomponying schedules and
statements, and to the best of my knowledge c d belie! it is true, correct and complete.
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SIGNATURE OF FIDUCIARV (J . ~~
PENNSYLXANLA.INHEI1ITANCE TAX GENEHAL INFORMATION
1. 1'E I\SO_N.~_ill:S~_Qli?1Jl1.LFl) II RJ.TlI flU.
Snclioll 101 III Ihe 1IIIlI1ntilllCIl :Jnl! Esl~te T~x Acl of 1961 plOvides th~tthe followill,~ persons shall prepare and file
~ return:
~, Tile personal replCsenl~tive 01 the est~te of the decedent ~s to property of the decedent administered by him
and sucli addition~l property which is or may be subjecllo Inherit~nce T~x of which he/she sh~11 h~ve or
~Cqlll re knowl edge;
b. Tile Irillisferee 01 properly upon Ihe transfer of Which Inheritance Tax is or may be imposed by the 1961 Statute,
including a trustee 01 propelty transferred in Irust, providcdllwtno separale return need be made by the tr~nsferee
of property iucluded in the leturn 01 ~ personal replesentative.
2. PLACl.!'-Q..fjJILlNG
The return is to be filed in duplicilte with Ihe Register of Wills 01 the county wherein the decedent resided.
3. TIME FOR FILING
The retullI i,; due nine 1II0nll1s after the decedent's deilth, unless ~n extension for Iiling h~s been applied for and
grilnted by the Secretmy of Revenue within the nine-month period.
4. FAILURE TO FILE RETURN
Section 791 or Ihe 1961 Slatute piovides th~t " . . .i1ny person who willfully f~ils to file a return or other report
reQuiwd of hilll. . .shall be personillly li~ble. . .to a penalty of 25% of the tax ultimately found to be due or $1,000
whichever I s the lesser to he recovered by the Department of Revenue as debts of like amount are recoverable by
law."
5. TAX RATES
Inheritance Tax is payable at rhe rilte of 6% on tr~nsfers to lineal descendants, such as father, mother, husband, wife,
son, daughter, grandchildren, grilndparent, son-in-law and daughter-in.law and at the rate of 15% as to all others.
6. PAYMENT OF TAX
The tax assessed on the transfer of property reported in the return is due 9 months after the decedent's death. Interest
at the rate of 6% per annulII accrues thereafter until payment is made. All payments received ~re first applied to any
intere~;t which may be due with any rem~inder applied to the tax. IF TAX IS PAID WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE
DECEDENT'S DEATH, A DISCOUNT OF 5% OF THE TAX PAYMENT IS ALLOWED.
All checks should be made payable to the Register of Wills of the county wherein the decedent resided and are
received subject to the final determination of the Department of Revenue.
7. FAILURE TO PAY
The taxes imposed, together with any interest thereon, are a lien upon real plOperty, which lien remains in effect until
the taxe, "nd interest Ilave been p~id in full. The taxes nlilY be sued for i1gainst any real property in the decedent's
estate or "gainst any plOperty belonging to a trilnsferee li~ble for the t~x.
8. FILING OF FALSE RETURN
Any pelson who wil!fully nlilkes iI false return or report required of him shal!, in accordance with Section 793 of the
1961 Statute, be guilty of a misdememlor and, on conviction thereof, sh~1I be sentenced to pay a fine not exceeding
$f,UOO 01 undergo imprisonment not exceeding one year or both.
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RECENT CO.~AP^RT~_A~ES
Location 134 16th St., New Cumbo
Price $56.000
Date 4/24/81
Construction Cape Cod - Alum.
Age & Condition 30 yrs. - Excellent
Size of BuildingApprox. same as sub ;ect
Designate Rooms LR. DR, K. 4 BR's, 2 B,
% Variation from & FR
Subjec~ -1%
plus pool value
Location 807 Allen St.. New Cumbo
Price $ ~4 000 - Ff~\
Date 4nM81
Construction Stone A111m Frame
Ag~ & Condition 30 yrs. - Excellent
Size of BuildingSame as subiect
Designate Rooms TR aR K 1 BR's
% Variation from' .
Subject
1 B.
& FR
4-1%
plus pool value
Location 521 8 th S t., New Cumb.
Price $60.900
Date 6/15/81
Construction Brick & Alum. Ranch
Age & Condition 2~s. - Outstanding
Size of BuildingSame as subiect
Designate Rooms LR. DR. K. 3 BR's, l~B,
% Variation from+ inground pool, Rec Rm.
Subject -1%
~arport
Location 503 Hillside Rd. , New Cumbo
!.'rice m ,500 Conv.
Dat.e 516'/81
Con.s!:rucr.:1cn All Brick Ranch
Age & Condition 20 yrs. - Excellent
Size of Bldg Slightly smalled than sub ;ect
Designate Rooms LR, K-DA, 3 BR's, I B. Carport
% Variation
from Subject' +3%
plus pool value
Location 9 Gale Rd., Camp Hill
Price $55 , 000 - Conv.
Date 3/25/81
Construction All Brick Ranch
Age & Condition 19 yrs. - Excellent
Size of Bldg Approx. same as subject
Designate Rooms LR, DR, K, 4 BR's, l~ B, Air condo
% Variation
from Subject -2%
plus pool value
Location
Price
Date
Construction
Age & Condition
Size of Bldg
Designate Rooms
% Variation
from Subject
EXPLAIN PROPERTY COMPARABILITY:
Most .11 comparables excect one do not have inground pool. loIhile a new pool ,;auld be
close to SB 000 to $9.000 complete re-sale value would be $5,000.
Value by Comparison........ ........... ....... I. .... II II' .... II ............. ... .$)7 tUUU~UU
BREAKDOuN OF VALUE
Dwelling
Porches
Basement
Petio
Garage
Land V,~ lue
Landscap1.ng
Personal Property
Total Estimated Value
38 X 32 = 1216
$1. 500
$1. 000
So. Ft. X $ 35.00
PSF" $ 41,560
l.,500
1,000
10,000
1,000
5.000
$ 60,060
Dec.80 3,000
$ 57,060
$10.000
$1. 000
S~,OOO (inground swimming pool)
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$60,060 le~s 3,000 for decorating since
TOTAL ESTINATED VALUE AS OF DEC. 1980
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QUESTIONS CONCERNING PROPERTY TRANSFERS
1. Did decedent, within two yems of death, make ilny tr~lIsler 01 ,my rllateri,i1 p~rt of his estate withoutreceivinp,
valuabte and adequate consideration? (Answer "Yes" or "No",) _liCL..
2, Did decedent, within two ye;1IS of death, tr,msfer property liomlllln';r~11 hl!rsr~lllllhilllsell/hr.rself ~nd another party
or parties (including a speuse) in jllint ownerslllp? IArls'/Iul "Yes" or "No",) .Yes_
3. If the answer to one or two above is "Yes" ;Ind the lrilnslers ,ne cl;limul! to he lIontaxahle, provide the lollowing
iofornwtioo:
a. Age 0 f decedent at time 0 I transfer, 69
b, Copy of death certificate.
c. Affidavit by the allending physici;1II indicating the state 01 decedent's he~lth at tillle of transfer.
d. All other inforlllation supporting nonlilxabilily of Iro1l1ster.
4. Did decedent, in his/her lifetime, lIIake any transfer 01 property wilhout receivillg a valuable or adequate consideration
therefor which WilS to take effect in possession or elljoyment at or aftelhis/her death? (Answer "Yes" or "No".) .lio-
a. Was there any possibility lhal the properly trnnsferredlllight return to transferor or his/her estate or be suhject
to his/her power of disposition? (Answer "Yes" or "No".j JiLA-
b. What was the transferee's ap,e al time of decedent's deilth? N/ A
5. Did decedent in his/her lifetime milke any transfer without receiving a valuable and adequate consideration therefor
under which transferor expressly or impliedly reserves for his/llCr life or any period which does in fact end heiore his/her
death:
a. The possession or enjoyment of or tile right to income from tile property transferred? (Answer "Yes" or "No".) ~
b. The right to designate the persons who shall possess or enjoy the properly transferred or income therefrom?
(Answer "Yes" or "No".) No
6. If the answer to five b. al:ove is "Yes," state whether the right was reserved in decedent alone or others. N/ A
7. Did decedent in his/her lifetime lIIake a transfer, the consideration for which was transferee's promise to pay income
to or for the henefit or care of transferor? (Answer "Yes" or "No".) No
8. Did decedent, at any time, transfer property, the bOleficral enjoyment of which was subject to change, because of
a reserved power to alter, amend, 01 revoke, or which could revert to decedentllnder terms of transfer or hy operation of
law? (Aoswer "Yes" or "No" ,) No
9. If lhe answer to eight above is "Yes," was the pOVler to <liter, amend or revoke the interest of the beneficiary reserved
in the decedent alone or the decedent and others? (Answer "Yes" or "No".) N/A
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I, George R. /{umper, of Nml cumberland, eumbcrland County, Pennsylvania, being
of sound mind, memory and understanding, do make, publish and declare this as and
for rrr<J Last 'dill and Testament, hercby revoking all I.,ills and codicils at any time
heretofore made by me.
First _ I direct that all l11'J just debts and funeral expenses, shall be paid from
rrr<J residuary estate as soon as possible aft!lr rrr<J decease as a part of
the expense of the administration of my estate.
Second _ All the rest, residue and remainder of ~! estate, both real and personal,
of every nature and wherever situated, I give, devise and bequeath unto
rrr<J beloved daughter, Patricia A. Humper
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of whatever nature and by whatever jurisdiction imposed, shell be paid
from my residuary estate as a part of the expense of the administration
of my estate.
Fourth _ I authorize my Executriz and her. successors to exercise the follo~,ing
pO~lers in addition to those given by lalol, to be exercised in their
sole discretion: (a) Retain any real or personal property l'lhich may
at any time form part of my estatej (b) Sell any or all of my real
and personoJ. property at public or privatc sale ~lithout security and
~1ithout court approval, and (c) make distribution in cash or in kind or
partly in each:
Fifth _ I appoint my daughter Patricia A. Humper Executrix oj,':this my Last Hill
and Testament. I direct that my E.xecutrLx shall not be required to give
bond for the faithful performance of her duties in any jurisdiction.
In witness, Ilhereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 22 day of July 1977.
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Signed, sealed, published and declared by George R. M~~per as and for his Last Will
and Testament in one presence of .us I.,ho, at his request and in his presence and in
one presence of each other, havc hereunto subscribed as Hitnesses.
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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
ESTATE OF
THOtJLAS A. DOPP,
INCOMPETENT
ORPHANS' COURT DIVISION
NO.
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I, the undersigned, being a resident of the Commonwealth
of pennsylvania, County of Cumberland, and the wife of the
alleged incompetent, THOMAS A. DOPP, do waive notice of the
hearing of the petition to adjudicate THOMAS A. DOPP incompetent,
and request the Court to grant the Petition of RUTH P. DOPP and
appoint PENNSYLVANIA NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. as guardian of
the Estate of THOMAS A. DOPP.
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1. He is a practicing physician, a graduate of
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2. He is the personal physician of THOMAS A. DOPP,
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5. This Affidavit is being made in accordance with The
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HEPFORD, SWARTZ, MENAKER & WILT
H. .JOSEPH HEPFORO
LEE C. SWARTZ
BONNIE 0, MENAKER
WALTER W. WILT
.JAME:S O. MORGAN,..JR,
CHRISTOPHER M, CleCONt
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SANDRA L, MEILTON
lit NORTH FRONT STREET
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HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA 17106
TELEPHONE
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April 28, 1981
Honorable Dale F. Shughart
President Judge
Cumberland County Court of
Common pleas
Cumberland County Court House
Carlisle, PA 17013
Re: Estate of Thomas A. Dopp, Incompetent
No. 251 Orphans' 1981
Dear Judge Shughart:
A petition to appoint a guardian in the above-captioned
case was filed April 21, 1981 with your Honorable Court. The
hearing was scheduled for Monday, May 4, 1981, at 9:30 A.M.
On April 24th we received a notice from the Court to
serve the alleged incompetent with the petition within 10 days
of the hearing. I was out of town on that date and would have
had to serve the alleged incompetent that particular day in order
to comply with the notice. Obviously, I was unable to do this and
for reasons which I will state later, I elected not to delegate
this responsibility to anyone else.
By way of background, you should be aware that this
young man has sustained serious brain damage in a truck accident
in West virginia approximately one year ago, and suit has been
filed here in the Middle District of pennsylvania in a case which
could result in a very substantial recovery. The purpose for our
petitioning to appoint a guardian, at this time, is because we
feel that the client, himself, is unable to actively understand
legal advice which we are giving him and surely will not be com-
petent to control any funds which might result from the litigation.
Part of Mr. DOPP's mental problems resulting from his accident
involve an aggressive, paranoid type mental condition which causes
him to be extremely distrustful of people around him. For this
reason, I wanted to personally have Mr. DOpp come into my office
and try to explain to him the reason for the legal proceedings
in such a way as to be able to retain his confidence in me to
represent him since he will probably have to give factual testi-
mony and may well be competent to do this. Before realizing that
the la-day notice would be required, I had scheduled to have him
come into my office on Wednesday, April 29, 1981, for a complete
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IN REI ESTATE OF IN THE COURT OF COM1~ON PLEAS OF
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
THOMAS A. DOPP, ORPHANS' COURT DIVISION
AN INCOMPETENT NO. 25l-A ORPHANS' 1981
IN RE. PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF COMPETENCE
AND REMOVAL OF GUARDIAN
ORDER OF COURT
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AND NOW, November 29, 1982, at 11109 a.m., after hearing
on the above matter, the court is not satisfied that the prayer of
the petition should be granted based on the testimony produced, and,
therefore, the case will be held open and the court will attempt to.
engage the services of a psychiatrist, at the .cost of the estate,
to appear and testify at a later date. The court requests that at
the :time further.'.hearing is set that the father and brother of
Thomas A. Dopp be advised of the purpose of the hearing.
By the Court,
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~ J. Williams, Esq.
For the Petitioner
Dale F. Shughart, P.J.
Charles H. stone, Esq.
For CCNB Bank NA
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STONF., SA,IF.1l & St'F.WAIlT
^ PHOP'CGlIONAL CORJlORATlON
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
414 BRIDGE STREET
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CHARLEI II. 8roNE
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RfCI1ARO W. STEWART
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Thomas J. Williams, Esquire
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Carlisle, PI\. 17013
In re: Thomas A. Dopp - No. 251-11. Orphans' 1Y81
Dear Tom:
Miss Duke called me about setting a hearing uate ill the nbove matter.
The Bank will not oppose the removal of the guardianshlp provided that Tom
agrees to keep his money in an irrevocable trust arrangement of some kind. Tom has
verbally agreed to this arrangement.
As you know, Ruth Dopp has retained Bruce Grove, Esquire, to represent her in
a divorce action which she has filed. Miss Davidson, the CCNB Trust Officer handling
the guardianship, came to my office last week with Tom Dopp to review the divorce
proceeding and to discuss a possible settlement. We think such a settlcment should
have court approval so long as the Bank is Tom's guardian,
It seems an inappropriate time to schedule n hearing. Perhaps you would
agree to ask Miss Duke to defer setting a hearing at this time. It may be possible to
have an order terminating the guardianship entered without nny oppos itlon, which wIll
certainly save the court's time.
~ / Very truly yours,
(0 ~.. -(;-^--l...l ST?!_~,_~~JER & STEloIART
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January 6, 1983
The Honorable Dale F. Shughart
President Judge
Cumberland County Court of Common Pleas
Carlisle, Pennsylvania 17013
Re: Thomas A. Dopp
Dear Judge Shughart:
I saw Thomas Dopp for competency to manage his
financial affairs on December 27, 1982.
At that time he indicated that he had been brought
by his sister, although his wife had asked him if he wanted
her to bring him.
He indicates that currently the Cumberland County
National Bank is guardian of his estate and the Trust Officer
is Jane E. Davidson. This information is correct. He states
that the guardianship was appointed in July 1981 when he was
found incompetent. He states that he remembers the trial and
indicates that it arose because he wanted attention from his
wife, so he threatened suicide. He stated that at the trial,
they didn't ask about his arithmetic abilities. He states
that he didn't really understand what the trial was about, so
he didn't say anything of any significance. He was able to
recognize that his response was not the best, stating, "Maybe
I cut my own throat."
When asked if he was represented, he stated that it
was an attorney from Lee Swartz's office but did not remember
exactly who it was. He states that at that time he was getting
$242.00 a week from Workers' Compensation and that his wife got
it and spent it. He states that she was giving him an allowance
of $10 to $20 a week. Additional funds were received by Mr. Dopp
from Social Security Disability.
When asked what his relationship with his wife was like,
he answered, "After last night, it's pretty rocky. She's living
with someone else, James Brunner, at 630 Edwards Drive in Mechanics-
burg. She said she was living with a girlfriend at the furniture
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The Honorable Dale F. Shughart
Re: Thomas A. Dopp
store, She commJ.tted perjury J.n Judge Shughart I s Court. She
gave a friend's addreHB when she was really living with him.
We've been separated almost three years. I had my sister-in-
law, Wendy Dopp, up to thllt address. I wanted to see if they
were still living together, I hud my sister.in-law along to
avoid any police problemH, I felt like threatening Mr. Brunner
but I didn 't, My legH were Hhnking, That was some experience."
January 6, 1983
When ml<al tndeHCribe the allocation of his resources, he
states thut hlH wife IH l',ntting $650.00 a month from the bank,
al though she works II s II secret:lll:y for S. M. Transport in He-
chanicsburg, One Bon, LouiH Allen Dopp, is currently living
with I'll', DOpp'B wlf:e Ilnd he states that it is not right to bring
the child up when your wlfe is living with somebody else. He
states thut he 11/Iu two other children, Kim and Tom, who live in
Harrisburl\ with their mother who was Mr. Dopp' s first wife.
There is no Support Order for these two older children but he
believes that they receive Social Security benefits from his
disability circumstances,
\~hen asked to describe what his financial resources were,
he stated thllt he gets $300.00 a month living expenses from the
bank I that his $175,00 per month rent, electric and other utility
bills are pai.d directly by the bank so that he has $300.00 above
the rent and utiliti.es. He states that he has only his personal
possessions, that any real property he owned was sold at Sheriff's
Sale for an unpaid mortgage this past July. This was a house in
Etter s I Pennsylvania, the purchase price was approximately $40,0000
and was bought around December 1979 or January 1980 before his acci-
dent, He was not aware of the exact amount of money in his Trust
account but stated that it came out of the settlement from his acci-
dent of $125,000, He indicates that his attorney received $40,000
in fees out of that, $20,000 is in Escrow with interest because
there is tbe IHlliBlbility that he may have to pay back from his award
money that he hun recelved from his Workers' Compensation. He .states
that his wHe III no got $13 I 000 of the settlement and that he got
$52,000,
When uHked if he knew what the fee was for the Executor
handling hlu I~utate and tending to his affairs, he said that he did
not know the percentage but that he knew they would not do it for
nothing. He called me the following day, to indicate that his cur-
rent balance IH approximately $58,000 because Ms. Davidson did not
huve the fUe In front of her to give the exact amount and that the
money In hlll account: has come from the settlement, Social Security
Hlld Workeru' Compensation. He is aware, that the money in his
account: III invested in money market funds bringing the highest, cur-
rlmt: !'lIte of Income return.
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The Honorable Dale F. Shughart
Re: Thomas A. Dopp
When asked what advantages there would be to his being
declared competent, he replied, "I wouldn't have to pay her any-
thing. Two, I would like to invest it the way I want." When
I asked him what this would involve, he states that he would buy
a motor vehicle if he got his license back. He states that he
might also wish to invest some of the money in Flying Tiger Lines
which is the parent of Hall's Motor, the subsidiary where he was
employed at the time of his accident.
January 6, 1983
When I asked him if he would be willing to pay me $1,000
to guarantee to get his job back at the Hall's Motor because I
knew some of the top executives, he stated, "It would ruin your
integrity. It's not a proper arrangement, although that turns
me on, I know you have to spend money to make money."
He states that he has not been to the bank more often to
check precisely on his account because he does not have trans-
portation and it is difficult to get to the Camp Hill branch.
He says that he does get to the store to get groceries and can
do that by walking since it is only two miles. He has opened a
Savings Account in his own name with Dauphin Deposit in Highland
Park and indicated that it currently contained $51.86.
In terms of his mathematical ability, he has some diffi-
culty with basic computations. This was confirmed by psychological
testing which was done by Jeffrey Cohen, at the request of Mr.
Swartz back in August of 1982, His arithmetic abilities are approx-
imately at the equivalent of a 5th grade student.
In summary, Mr. Dopp appears to have a reasonable under-
standing of the amount, source and nature of his assets. He appears
unlikely to squander or hoard his resources to his disadvantage and
he does not seem likely to become the victim of designing persons,
For those basic reasons, it is my feeling that Mr. Dopp is competent
to manage his own financial affairs.
Thank you for the opportunity for reevaluating this inter-
esting gentleman.
Very truly yours,
C/p;t4/{/xk<'1LU
{J;nk:. Hume, M.D., J.D.
JMH/ms
CC: Thomas J. Williams, Esquire
PRINCIPAL
RECEIPTS
10/28/82
4/26/83
settlement of Litigation from Yellow Freight System
Establish Value for control purposes:
Veterans Life Ins. Co. Pol. #MP00431
Transfers from Income for investment from 4/13/82
to 12/29/83
Total principal Receipts
$52,000.00
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3,187.87
$55,188.87
CONVERSIONS INTO CASH
Gain Loss
1/26/83 $239 CCNB CMA
Proceeds $ 239.00
Account Value 239.00
1/27/83 $103 CCNB CMA
Proceeds $ 103.00
Account Value 103.00
2/1/83 $650 CCNB CMA
Proceeds $ 650.00
Account Value 650.00
2/3/83 $15 CCNB CMA
Proceeds $ 15.00
Account Value 15.00
2/8/83 $300 CCNB CMA
Proceeds $ 300.00
Account Value 300.00
2/9/83 $300 CCNB CMA
Proceeds $ 300.00
Account Value 300.00
3/1/83 $650 CCNB CMA
Proceeds $ 650.00
Account Value 650.00
3/3/83 $324 CCNB CMA
Proceeds $ 324.00
Account Value 324.00
3/4/83 $820 CCNB CMA
Proceeds $ 820.00
Account Value 820.00
3/9/83 $649 CCNB CMA
Proceeds $ 649.00
Account Value 649.00
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PRINCIPAL DISBURSEMENTS
12/20/83 Thomas A. Dopp and Ruth P. DOpp - Divorce
Settlement
12/20/83 Diane G. Radcliffe, Esquire - Divorce Settlement
Total principal Disbursements
$ 5,000.00
10,0<1.Q.:..Q.Q,
$15,000.00
PRINCIPAL INVESTMENTS
4/13/82 $ 2,500 CCNB CMA $ 2,500.00
11/1/82 52,000 CCNB CMA 52,000.00
1/18/83 3,127 CCNB CMA 3,127.00
1/21/83 242 CCNB Ct~A 242.00
\ 1/28/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
2/2/83 339 CCNB CMA 339.00
2/4/83 845 CCNB CMA 845.00
2/11/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
! 2/18/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
I 2/25/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
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3/2/83 $ 344 CCNB CMA $ 344.00
3/11/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
3/18/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
3/25/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
4/5/83 375 CCNB CMA 375.00
4/6/83 678 CCNB CMA 678.00
4/11/83 193 CCNB CMA 193.00
4/19/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
4/22/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
4/29/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
5/3/83 371 CCNB CMA 371.00
5/4/83 678 CCNB CMA 678.00
5/6/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
5/13/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
5/23/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
5/27/83 227 CCNB CMA 227.00
6/2/83 382 CCNB CMA 382.00
6/6/83 825 CCNB CMA 825.00
6/14/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
6/17/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
6/24/83 208 CCNB CMA 208.00
7/6/83 1,306 CCNB CMA 1,306.00
7/11/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
7/15/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
7/22/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
8/2/83 420 CCNB CMA 420.00
8/4/83 678 CCNB CMA 678.00
8/5/83 152 CCNB CMA 152.00
8/12/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
8/19/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
8/26/83 152 CCNB CMA 152.00
9/6/83 596 CCNB CMA 596.00
9/9/83 242 CCNB CM.l\ 242.00
9/23/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
10/5/83 1,090 CCNB CMA 1,090.00
10/7/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
10/14/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
10/21/83 217 CCNB CMA 217.00
10/28/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
11/2/83 375 CCNB CMA 375.00
11/4/83 920 CCNB CMA 920.00
1l/14/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
11/18/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
11/25/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
1/2/83 206 CCNB CMA 206.00
12/12/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00 .
12/16/83 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
1/6/84 394 CCNB CMA 394.00
1/16/84 242 CCNB CMA 242.00
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3/24/82
12/28/82
3/23/83
8/5/83
12/21/83
12/29/83
9/4/81
9/23/81
9/23/81
9/23/81
9/23/81
9/24/81
9/24/81
9/24/81
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RECEIPTS
Interest on CCNB CMA from 5/3/82 to 1/3/84
Social Security Disability benefits from 11/3/81
to 11/3/83
Hall's Motor Transit Co. - Workman's compensation
from 9/3/81 to 1/13/84
Total Income Receipts
INCOME DISBURSEMENTS
Domestic Relations Office - Cost of proceedings
Stone, Sajer & Stewart - Attorney's fee for
services from 11/9/81 to 3/18/82
Stone, Sajer & Stewart - Attorney's fee
William F. Martson PC - Attorney's fee from
11/2/82 to 3/11/83 re petition
Martson, Deardorff, Williams & Otto - Attorney's
fee from 4/29/83 to 7/4/83
CCNB Bank, N.A. - Special fee for additional
activities
Martson, Deardorff, Williams & otto - Attorney's
fee from 12/6/83 to 12/20/83
Domestic Relations Office - Monthly support
payments from 3/1/82 to 1/3/84
CCNB Bank, N.A. - Guardian~ compensation from
12/2/81 to 12/3/83
Transfers to Principal for investment from 4/13/82
to 12/29/83
Reserve for filing costs
Stone, Sajer & Stewart - Attorney's compensation
Total Income Disbursements
INCOME DISTRIBUTIONS FOR WARD
Leader Nursing & Rehab Center - Allowance for Tom
U. G. I. Corp. - Service to 8/4/81 at 745 Erford
Rd., Camp Hill
P.P.&L. Co. - Service to 8/4/81 at 745 Erford Rd.,
Camp Hill
Riverton Conso1. Water Co. - Service to 8/5/81 at
745 E~ford Rd., Camp Hill
Bell of Pa, - Service to 8/17/81
Calico - Premium to 11/14/81 on Pol. #680N-G00240
CCNB Mastercard - Payment on account
Kenneth H. Ginter, Treasurer - 1981 East pennsboro
Per Capita Tax
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1.. :,}
1":'_L'i
,
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$ 5,627.97
16,691. 60
30,008.00
$52,327.57
$ 31. 50
780.00
812.50
838.00
120.00
2,500.00
577.50
14,245.00
691. 39
3,187.87
100.00
.J:.ill5 .00
$25,758.76
$ 40.00
29.20
105.49
12.13
386.69
90.06
32.00
39.20
9/24/81
9/25/81
9/25/81
10/8/81
10/9/81
10/13/81
10/26/81
10/26/81
11/10/81
11/13/81
11/17/81
11/19/81
11/23/81
11/27/81
12/17/81
12/17/81
12/17/81
1/8/82
4/23/82
5/7/82
5/24/82
6/10/82
7/14/82
8/18/82
11/4/82
11/4/82
1/25/83
2/3/83
3/2/83
3/3/83
4/6/83
6/3/83
6/27/83
8/4/83
8/8/83
8/25/83
INCOME DISTRIBUTIONS FOR WARD
Bell of Pa. - Balance due $
General Motors Acceptance corp. - Car payments due
8/14/81 & 9/14/81
Philadelphia National Bank - VISA payment on account
Dr. William Sisson, Optometrist - Contact lenses
for Ruth $67.00
Glasses for Lewis 87.00
Acme Movers - storage to 9/3/81
CCNB Mastercard - payment on account
Harrisburg Hospital - Services to Ruth on 7/17/81
Philadelphia National Bank - VISA balance paid in full
Blue Cross & Blue shield of Kentucky - Application fee
CCNB Mastercard - Balance paid in full
Holy Spirit Hospital - Services to Ruth on 6/12/81
Harrisburg X-Ray Assoc. - professional services to Ruth
on 7/17/81
Ruth Dopp - Travel expenses
Stor-Mor Warehousing Ltd, - storage for automobile
Ruth DOpp - Christmas presents for Tom, Ruth & Lewis
Ryder Truck Rental Inc. - Moving expenses from
Kentucky to pennsylvania
Ruth DOpp - Gasoline for truck
General Motors Acceptance Corp. - Ruth's car payments
to 1/14/82
Joseph McGraw Inc. - Appraisal fee for property at
R.D. #2, Etters
Charles Bolton - Expenses to Harrisburg for Tom's
Deposition'
CCNB Bank, N.A. - Balance due on loan #001-0091460
Charles Bolton - Transportation expenses
Greenberg's Stores Inc. - Clothing for Tom
Northwood Manor Mobile Home Park - Rent to 9/1/82
$81.90 plus security deposit $200.00
Jeffrey A. Cohen EDD - professional service to 8/19/82
Lee C. Swartz, Esquire - Reimbursement for Geiger &
Loria Reporting Service $395.61 and Dr. Hume $150
Leland F. Patterson, MD - professional services on
1/21/83
John M. Hume, MD - professional services on 1/11/83
Liberty Mutual - Insurance premiwn to 3/2/84 on Pol.
#A02-231-373541-003
Doc's Garage - Purchase 1976 Dodge Dart
Veterans Life Ins. Co. - Premium to 4/1/84
Brothers & Hayduk Assoc. - professional services to
5/31/83
Liberty Mutual - Premium on Pol. #A02-231-373541-003
William D. Thomas MS - Professional services to
7/21/83
Thompson Institute - Application Fee $50 plus
Deposit $100
William D. Thomas MS - professional services to
8/18/83
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L:r..: .l.. \,,' IhL,r '::..Ld
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.30
503.88
450.00
154.00
32.00
48.00
100.00
285.74
2.00
493.68
7.00
55.00
200.00
75.00
350.00
291. 50
189.00
780.85
150.00
750.00
76.93
100.00
98.90
281. 90
250.00
545.61
80.00
75.00
242.00
1,739.70
96.00
95.00
18.00
90.00
150.00
90.00
"
9/1/B3
9/1/B3
9/15/B3
9/27/B3
10/5/B3
10/7/B3
10/2B/83
11/22/B3
l2/7/B3
INCOME DISTRIBUTIONS FOR WARD
Harris Lodge Apts. - pro-rata rent Sept. $275 plus
security deposit $325
Lower's TV & Appliance - purchase TV, Model #FGC455W
Thompson Institute - Fall Tuition
Sa~nons communication Inc. - Cable TV service to
10/3l/B3
William D. Thomas, MS - professional services to
9/22/B3
Thompson Institute - Books
Sammons communications Inc. - Cable TV service to
2/l/B4
Thomas Auto Alignment - Repairs & purchase two tires
on 11/14/B3
Thomas Auto Alignment - Repairs on ll/30/B3
Esther Alt - Rent at Northwood Manor from B/27/B2
to l2/30/B2
Met. Ed. Co. _ Electric service at Northwood Manor
from 9/24/B2 to 1/25/B3
General Telephone Co. of Pa. - Service at Northwood
Manor from 9/29/B2 to 1/26/83
Rite Aid Corp. _ prescription service from 3/B/B3 to
11/l/B3
Harris Lodge Apts. (now Rodin Management Inc.) - Rent
from 9/30/B3 to 12/30/83
p.P.&L. Co. _ Electric service at Harris Lodge Apt.
from 10/14/B3 to 12/B/B3
Bell of pa. _ Service at Harris Lodge Apt. from
9/7/B3 to 12/27/B3
Richard A. Fortenbaugh DDS, PC - professional services
from 1/25/B3 to 9/23/B3
Thomas P. Kunkle, DO - professional services from
2/2/B3 to 5/6/83
Frances Bolton _ Room & Board from 4/8/82 to 7/B/82
Francis DOpP - payments from 10/9/Bl to 3/B/82
Reimbursement for misc. expenses $ 22.64
Tom's Allowance 240.00
Maintenance 800.00
Ruth DOpp _ Expenses for Lewis from 10/1/Bl to 2/1/82
stephen DopP _ Room & Board from 1/7/83 to 9/8/B3
Thomas DOpP _ Reimbursement for misc. expenses and
monthly allowance from 1/29/B2 to l2/27/B3
Total Income Distributions for ward
$ 600.00
392.15
901.00
10.67
120.00
94.95
56.52
99.BO
22.79
B75.00
376.B4
400.34
346.01
1,500.00
l5B.44
24B.22
220.00
45.00
1,200.00
1,062.64
800.00
2,475.00
7,323.93
$29,011.06
CCNB Bapk, N.A.
BY : . .. \ ,;,~., 1/ .~) ." )(//.//,j,.A-i()
Assistant vice president and
Tr~st Officer, Guardian of
the Estate of Thomas A. DopP,
An Incompetent
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4 Bender Gestalt Test
TEST OBSERVATIONS AND FINDINGS:
Patient was examined at the Rehab 1I0spital in ~Iechani csburg, Pol. lie was seen to
be a man of average height and one who was llloderr1tely obese. He was examined in a
wheel chair and yet, his nurse, fliss Louann Bishop, R.N., states that he is starting
to do nicely in ambulation in physical therapy. His speech was slurred and his exhibited
a noticeable drull out of the right sideof his mouth. /lis whole right cheek is extremely
swollen and, he is 'to go back to Hershey fledical Center to evidently take the stitches
out of his jaw. His jaw was wired but he broke this. He is taking 15 mgs. of Pheno-
barbitol twice a day and 75 mgs. of flelaril at bedtime and 50 m~s, of flFlaril during
the day. He has had temper outbursts and on occasion has struck his wife and his
young boy. He has a low frustration tolerance, at this point.
,
Intel,lectual measures are fairly uniform and pretty much within the mild mentally
retarded range; however, he shows a little more potential in terms of maintaining his
verbal concepts and expressive vocabulary skills and habits of attention and rote memory.
Relative weaknesses are quite pronounced in terms of his general range of information
aod memory for recent and remote events. He had difficulty in recalling figures of
the Bender Gestalt and, when asked what the colors of the American flag were, he stated
"green, red, white, and silvE:r." II'hen asked "what is the shape of a ball?" he tended
to perseverate color and stated that "it's orange," Abstract reasoning is decidedly
poor as are tasks. involving alertness for visual detail and visual-motor speed and spatial
rel~tionships. TIlere is uo question at this point thnt his judgment is impaired and
he has poor intellectual and cmotional controls; for eX.1Inple, Ioo11en a.ked what he should
do if while in the movies he were the first person to Bee ulllokc or fire? he iu,nediotely
said "hol1erJII .
B.1sic acadcmic skills again show a residual of his pre-morbid average intellectual
functioning as this relates to word recognition skills. At this point, no effort was
made to assess his reading comprehension skills although this will be done later.
Spelling and math computati9n and reasoning skills are seen to be at a high second
grade to beginning third grade instructional level.
Copying of geometric shapes exhibits a rather marked constructional dyspraxia and
certainly fits in with the severe brain damage that this man has sustained. He hsd
trouble in manipulating a pencil with his right hand and tended to simplify his figures
and .to want to "give up" under slight pressure or encouragement by this psychologist.
He was only able to recall two of the nine stimulus figures and thus exhibited decidedly
below average visual imnediate recall.
With respect to his social competency, he functions like an elementary schocl child
at a second grade level or chronologically one who is about seven years of age. He is
able to bathe himself and feed himself but does very little in the way of reading or
letter writing and using a telephone directory. His diet is a soft one since his jaws
were wired and he has not had much opportunity to see what he can do in terms of mani-
pulating a knife or cutting his meat. Again, according to his nurse~ Miss BiShop. he
is making good use of speech therapy and physical therapy and occupational therapy and
will continue this on an out-patient basis three times a week.
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Patient:
Address:
Sex:
Race:
Age:
Birthdate:
Marital Status:
Educstion:
Occupa t ion:
Referred by:
Reason for Referral:
Date EXalbined:
Tests Administered:
FINDINGS:
PSYCHOl.OGICAI. ~;VALUATlON
Thoma" A I Jell 1101'1'
Ramsey'. Trailer Court, New Cumberlaod, Pa,
17070
Hale
\Vh ite
32
January 27. 1948
Separated
Grade 11 at John Harris High School and later
patient claims to have completed his G.E,D.
through the U, S. Harines where he subsequently
received an honorable discharge.
Truck driver---currently unemployed
Jay J. Cho, H. D. and Walter \V. loIilt, Esq.
Psychological evaluation to assess current
functioning and needs and to see whether or
not this man is mentally competent to mansge
his own affairs,
January 5, 1981
1 Wechsler-Bellevue Intelligence Scale I
Performance Subtests
Scaled Scores
Verbal Subtests
Information
Comprehension
Digit Span
Arithmetic
Similarities
Vocabulary
Verbal LQ.
Performauce LQ,
Full Scale LQ.
Scaled Scores
10
11
3
4 to 6
10
12
Picture Arrangement
Picture Completion
Block Design
Object Assembly
Di gi t Symbo 1
13
11
7
10
7
95
103
99---Classification: AVERAGE
Reading (Word Recognition)
Spe 11 ing
Arithmetic
1978 Ed i t ion
Grsde Standard Score
9:0 10 1
6.0 84
3.6 78
2 Wide Range Achievement Teat
3 Botel Word-Opposites Test -- Form A (ReadinA Comprehension)
Frustr,ation Level: Grade 13
Instructional Level: Grade 12
~ PETITIONER'S
1 EXHIBIT
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Thomas Allcn 001'1'
4 Vine land Social Maturity Scale (lnformsnt: Patient)
Norms Uscd: C.A, 18-0
S,A, 11-6
S ,Q. 69
Socia 1 Compe tency: 1l00WERL INll ~mNTAL RETARDATLON
5 Bender Gestslt Test
6 Trail Making Test -- Part A 64 Seconds; Part 1\ discontinued after 3 minutes and
3 errors
42"8'3716-9/F-KL/
TEST OBSERVATIONS AND FINDINGS:
7 Mini Mult
Patient is seen forthe second
Hospital in Mechanicaburg, Pa, on
from a truck accident when he wss
in an accident on March 5, 1980,
was functioning in the mild range
and functioning and severe mentsl
time, having first been evaluated at the Rehab
May 24, 1980. At that time, he was recuperating
a driver for Hall's Motor Transit and was involved
At that time, his brain damage was such that he
of retsrdation with respect to mental capabilities
retardation. with respect to social competency.
Currently, this man has made gains and now functions pretty much within the
average range; however, one notes concentration difficulties andpoor habits of
attention coupled with emotional lability and impulsiveness which colors his overall
judgment and capabilities; for example, when asked what should he do if while in
the movies he was the first person to see smoke or fire? he immediately replied
"yelll" Needless to say, this would cause panic and possible disaster. While his
right cerebral hemisphere seems to be more functional and stabilized, he nevertheless
also exhibits difficulties with respect to spatial relationships and tasks involving
visual-motor speed, This is further corroborated on his rather poor showing with
the Trail Making Test, particularly Part B which is a visual-motor and conceptual
type of task and also involves left temporal lobe functioning. His copying of
geometric shapes again indicates impulsiveness and mild difficulties with angulation
particularly in figures 7 and 8 on the Bender Gestalt Test, He was only able to
recall 4 of the 9 stimulus figures and therefore, his viaual memory is seen to be
below average.
His reading on the Wide Range Achievement Testis somewhat improved from the
previous examination of Msy 24, 1980. At that time, he earned a reading score of 8.1
and now is at 9.0, He also improved from a beginning third grade level of spelling
to a beginning sixth grade level of spelling snd improved only slightly in math
computation and reasoning from a 3,0 to a 3.6 sccre on the current examination. He
makes use of context however, and is able to comprheend what he reads at a twelfth
grade leve 1.
His social competency is still within the retarded range but he moves up from a
moderate level to the borderline level of mental retsrdation on the Vine land Social
Maturity Scale, Greatest deficits appear to be in written communication skills which
is not to his liking. lie also has not had tco muchopportunity to use tools other than
a hammer to do any repair work or making cf any objects or engage in arts and crafts
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Thomas Allen Dol'P
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kinds of activities. Heis now living with his brother, Steve, but feela there is
a good chance he and his wife can patch up their matiral difficulties. lie get.
onto a bus by himself and goes into HalTisburg and uses some of the money that his
wife gives him to buy personal needs. lie states on occasion he wi 11 buy socks and
other clothing and accessories and then again his wife will do this for him. He
now dresaes himself and shaves with an electric razor and bathes and takes care
of h is toile t needs. He does not, however, go out by h imse If in the even ing. lie
follows current events but is moreparticularly interp.sted in sports activities
but knows somewhat what is happening over in Iran with respect to the hostage
situation and that Ronald Reagan will be our next President.
Personality measures indicate severe disturbance. This man is not now psychotic
and no longer has irrational moments and temper outbursts as he had previously. He
states that he has had some psychiatric care along with his plastic surgery recently
in Wkeeling, West Virginia at the Ohio Valley Medical Center. lie is not taking any
medicational at this point, however, and does not seem to have any definite plan
in terms of follow-up care other than the possibility of going to the Rehabilitation
Center in Philadelphia for some type of physical restoration. Hopefully, too, he
may continue in his psychotherapy and need for emotional support. He appears to be
fearful of close emotional involvement with others and has yet many conflicts with
respect to sexuality and emotional dependency. There is moderate depression and he
seems to tire easily and also under mild stress or pressure becomes resentful or
argumentative. He finds that with I\is wife cheating on him and going with his best
boyfriend, that this obviously makes it difficult for him to trust other people.
Diagnostically,he would seem to present a non-psychotic organic brain syndrome with
head trau~ and secondary emotional overlay of schizophrenia, schizo-affective type
in remission. It appears that as long as stresses are kept to a minimu~ that this
man has a chance of continuing making progress in his quest for rehabilitation.
At present, however, in light of his emotional vulnerability and impulsiveness, it
is felt that this man is still incompetent to manage his affairs and that he needs
more psychotherapy and physical therapy and occupational therapy to continue his
gains and recovering his lost functions and abilities.
t- ~ ft' GcrI"''1, tf'i/, '0,
Leonard M. Cohen, Ed.D. r
Clinical Psychologist
LMC:sc
F I~D ~S.~?_'t~~.QL'~'_!.~~^L EV i\LU^'~' tON
Occupation:
'l.'homus At h'n DoPt'
7/,', ErfMd lI"",J, Camp Hill, Pa. l7011
'1;Jle
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33
January 27, Iy48
~I[lrried
(;rade 11 at John Hanis lIigh School and
later his G.E.D.
t'nc!1l?loyC'd -- was previous ly a truck driver
Patient:
Address:
Sex:
Race:
Age:
Birthdate:
Marital Status:
Education:
Referred by:
].'1y J. C!1('l, ~1. D. and Lee C. Swartz, Esq.
Reason for Referral:
Ysychologicnl evaluation to assess current
~unctioning nn~ needs.
Dates Examined:
'lay 11, 12, 13, 1981
Tests Administered:
1 Luria-Nebraska Neuropsychological Test Battery
T Scalcs --Critical level T score of 58
Motor ()l) !~uri:1 !, Q. of 9l
Rhythm 58
Tactile ()9
Visual ()5
Receptive Speech 43
Expressive Speech
Reading
\~riting
Arithmetic
Memo ry
Intel~igence
Pathognomonic
Left Hemisph(!re
Right Hemisphere
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57 ..
68 \ EXHIBIT
60 3
Cd.
59
79
75
TEST OBSERVATIONS ~~D FINDINGS:
Tom was accompanied by !lis wife. They seem to have hac some kind of reconciliation.
He tells me he very much wants to ',.Jork again :mc. :11though he cannot drive a truck now,
he states he would :'.I.e to '.Jork on the' I!uck at 1-',n1.;.s ~~otor '!~ransit. '1.e also informs
me that he is not too happy ",,~th his ,\~roup t....l?rn:>y DrO~~T'3r!1 at Holy Spirit Hospital.
He is taking HaIdol 5 mgs, :3 ti:T!['s .:1 cay ,'1no 'HrH"qu:m lOU T!",~s. at bedtime for his
depressive episodes. The Baldo:. ('v;.dcn~ly \(':1'5 to cmot:~or:l~ly stabilize him and
to ward off any p~ychotic types 0 r(,.1c'':~.l)ns.
It is qU:1, tQ appare:nt frOPl t1w ~un('!: :,olling on the !..uria-~ebraska Neuropsychological
Test Battery tll:lt this man s'.:~:: shoy:<=:: 'n;!rkpd t'esi(:u:ll~~ 0: '.n:-t!:.n cmnage one year
after his a(c~'_dent. \o.Thile t1,~.~!..,.' ""':';ln~ t':':1 'e CY~;~'Jn\":i'J"~~'.'_~ :'.:, :'('Ith hemispheres,
the greatest d<1r.1age would anDC',Tf ':OJ "-)(' P\3>{.;r.L'.;~P< in t:\I' ',"-t ce~'(':'r:lJ. ~emispi1ere but
with signif:~c.mt dama~~e also f'0'J"~ i'l ,~;w 1<.",11: St"1~()':\' ~'H,'.,"'r ;,...t':~ .1nd the right
parietal-occipitnl lobe .1no t,_, ,: e::<'~':''' "X'::I."", .;.n ~...!',' :'i;,-": '.t'm~o'_',1: area. His speech
is somewhat slurred but nevel"'.:ltl..'~"~'s ~.nt\'l:i).',__\):'-' anc ~l" rU~lcti.ons well within th<?
normal range with respect to :)(.\t~~ :"CCt~?:, >:~" :1'"'" "X~H.I'~siVI,,~ ttln}!,'J:!ge skills and his
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Thomas Allen DoF~
general reading and written conunullCC"C\"" ,,',,','.", "'" ',:1,1 <I' c,i.Clllty with writing
down simple Homan numerals [l'ld \.'as q,:i.l.:t' S"Ji'.:'.:_sh or sl.i\\.... ~n :,oLving simple problems
with respect to mental ~lrit~\lll('tLc sUl'h ,'JS 31 minus 7 0:' ,fIll ;)l.tI:~ 57 or 7 t~mcs 8.
He also had difficulty nne! shO\.'(>d ~Ol\\(' mi.l(~ c\ltl~l.Ision ;.n de~1Oti.IW. the mis~;ing sign
from an equation and confusing tIll' r.i.vi.s~()n si;.:',n ror lllat uf' a plus sil!,n at onc
point, At times, he tend,.d t" approxi,m'Jt(' ,In answ,>r 'lOl' in gun"ral ho1d di ffi ('lllty
with slowness in serial subtract Lon from OIH' ~ll\nc!r(.d \\V SeVPllS :1.I1(l al so (rom one
hundred by thirteens. He had dir~_:cuLty fl.lrtll(:'ri.n ill~:t'rpr",ting pictures with
respect to visual perception and also in visual sPCj,uPI1,'iQg and in being able to
tell what is llcomic.:11 or a'bst1rcr' .:l.~>out the ptctures h,1 wa~"; shown. There was .11!:3o
concreteness and difficulty <';Pl'n in inter~)rt~ti..np, proverbs and in interpreting
analogist relationships and rC::Lsoning both VJ~.t"', resp(~("t t'o \....ord relationsh,i.ps and
also again, with respect to ,impte numerical, reasolli..ng. ',:ark,.,d defi,cit was seen in
spatial-based mov',ment sLlch as eonf",ing r "",ll,: Olnd l~ft d; F,c','enccs and imitating
the psycho1,og;.st "ith hOlnd tnove!1wnts and r,,,,ioconsin "pete". 'Ie also had trouble with
kinesthetic :)~lSec moveml.?nt such :i~~ be;,n~~ i1bl\" to imitalt! a motor movement pattern
such as putting his rl?,ht thum':) :\f::ainst his :"if:h fi!l~',('\'" '..:hen this wns shown to him
and being blinl~ folded, he than had to inti.tRtt~ this 'out ('.clt,!~d not do this. It
was difficult for him due to his oraL surgery to purse his ,.i.ps and to try to whistle.
He also showed sensory imperception \"ith :,oth imperccivin,\.', tll(~ pin prick on his
left wrist and in two point discrimination on llis ri~lt and 10ft hands greater than
10 milimeters. In addition, l1t~ \Vas con:-used and un.JJlc to lli~tinguish and number
three written on the back 0:- the right nnd l:W ;.cft \oJr~sts. and misinterpreted the
drawing of a cross on his right wrist and felt ,nstead th,,': ohi,s was the letter "L,"
He seemed more sluggish \.:i':h lC'ft h.:tnded errors and took more time in perceiving
and responding with his left hand. He mis}'>ct"ccived a paper clip when held in his
left hand nnd felt it was a "p~;,n. II 1~'(~ [l~SO knew that lw llad .:~ coin i.n his left hand
but was unable to tell what d;~nomination t:lis coin mi.ght ')c (a quarter). Visual
acuity and naming of pictures WOlS di:ficuct as was visual-s",,;iaJ. organization and
interpreting sentences calling Cor both l.tnderst::mding and immediat(> :luditory memory.
While we see nice gains from the original evaluation. particularly as this
relates to a general level of intellectual f\..'.nctioning. Pn~viously in May 24, 1980, he
was within the mild mentally n'tardc(~ rn':1ge 0':1 the l...\~cnsler Adult Intelligence Scale,
earning a Verbal !.Q. of 68, P~rfor~3nce I.Q. o~ 51, and ~ Full Scale I.Q. of 58.
Currently, his Luria I.Q. of 9~. is p~ett:.. I1H.1C:l in aCCl)rc: \"ith the full scale of 99
on the Wechs1er-Bcllevue Inte,~',:.:..t~(~nc0 ':;c.~,~_t' -- ~:'orm I .1l~;':1i,ni~tered on January 5, 1981
(his Verbal I.Q. was 95, Perronto1nCe 1.(!, '-03, and Fu',c :.;.:a'-e !.Q, 99). One also
sees some nice gains in terms o~ ('motiona'!. control .:'\nd t1" ;~:Ict that he is not as
irritable and having psychot::.c reactLons OL hal,l"ucin:1tor:,' e:--.pericncC's where he feels
the Viet Cong arc after him or that hr~ \oJantfi ':0 chock ILL,S 1it'.:le boy. Nevertheless,
his responses and ?t"ofile on t\1(' ~uria :~l.'bras\a woule; ir1r.:~ l~.1t~ mocerutc brain damage
and neurological dy~runction',;.n~.':.. ',I.I~ i,s c;t.:i t ~ ~;('en t{J ~1e i"l')l.!',StVL'. and impatient
.'lnd also to some e:<tent m<-lni:Hl~ativl'~: -.:h.1t ~~;, :.f he d(~,;"": ~,~~~: hav(' :~H~ !)eoplc at Holy
Spirit go along \vith his 1,..'is':H'~;, hi' s t:'i'.'n rC'iH~Y tt) ,.",,:-,1 ,,' "',,,bc!"C'.;\ in tb~s case
return to Dr. CO;H~n to havp "'L1')iH1!'': 'nr "tS Y'(>1~_'!"'n !:o ,...'C""r:. "':"~'<'; ~)~;ych()logist spoke
to the personnel man at H.:l~ls \l.'-"~llr '~'r,'r1~<t" ~t.,... .)a:l~"'~ :':. :';:~ri.vpr. :--:r. Shriver was
told that he might l1tryll ~o '1.:1\'\' ':'O:!l '",',"'r<-: on(> (I\'" ~\,'" Ci,;!~'~': ;1 ....11.1':, ,1'" iJ doc-k \Vorker
to see how :1(' could do but t~::~t '10 mo"!, '::).1'1 ~:'-\ .~, ','.I "h;"t lP wO'.lld l1l't lJ('comc unduly
fnti~~ued and pos~~.bly prel..'iSli~~'>' n sp'.?u"" In' ':)"C\~!"'-' 'r~lS'.:.t':.ltl~'d and have .1. psychotic
outburst. Tom is slated [O~- ,'l:,,~~:;('r ',U1"\~ery :It t~1.1 .",(1 of Jun\.' ,1n(~ he will have more