HomeMy WebLinkAbout12-30-08PETITION FOR PROBATE AND GRANT OF LETTERS
REGISTER OF WILLS OF Cumberland COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
Estate of Carol L. Talley
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Social Security Number
Petitione;r(s), who is/are l8 years of age or older, apply(ies) for:
(COMPLETE 'A' or 'B' BELOW:)
A. Probate and Grant of Letters Testamentary and aver that Petitioner(s) is /are the EX2CUtor named in the
last Will of the Decedent dated 1 1 / 2 4 / 2 0 0 8 and codicil(s) dated n / a
(State relevant circumstances, e.g., renunciation, death of executor, etc.)
Except as follows, Decedent did not marry, was not divorced, and did not have a child born or adopted after execution of the instruments} offered
for probate, was not the victim of a killing and was never adjudicated an incapacitated person:
B. Grant of Letters of Administration n ~ a
(If applicable, enter: c.t.a.; d.b.n.c.t.a.; pendente life; durante absentia; durante minoritate)
Petitioner(s) after a proper search has !have ascertained that Decedent left no Wi11 and was survived by the following spouse (if any) and heirs: (lf
Administration, c.t.a. or d. b. n. c. t. a., enter date of Will in Section A above and complete list of heirs.)
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(List street address, townlcity, township, county, state, zip code) _ ~"
Decedent, then 71 years of age, died on 1 212 7 2 0 0 8 at a r l i~ l e R_~ i_ a n a l M d i c a l
_ Center+_ Carlisle, PPnnG~l vani a
Decedent at death owned property with estimated values as follows:
(lf domiciled in PA) All personal property $ 1 1 7 , 0 0 0 . 0 0
(If not domiciled in PA) Personal property in Pennsylvania $
(If not domiciled in PA) Personal property in County $
Value of real estate in Pennsylvania $ 5 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0
situated asfi~llows: 33 Abbey Court, Carlisle, Cumberland County, PA
Form RW-02 rev. 10.1.3.06 Page 1 of 2
(COMPLE'TElNALL CASES:) Attach additional sheets if necessary. ~ ~~
Decedent was domiciled at death in Cumber 1 and County, Pennsylvania with his (her last principal resdepceta[
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Wherefore, Pe.titioner(s) respectfully request(s) the probate of the last Will and Codicil(s) presented with this Petition and the grant of Letters in the appropriate form to
the undersigned:
Oath of Personal Representative
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
COUNTY OF
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The Petitioner(s) above-named swear(s) or affirm(s) that the statements in the foregoing Petition are true and correct to the best of
the ]rnowledge and belief of Petitioner(s) and that, as personal representative(s) of the Decedent, Petitioner(s) will well and truly
administer the estate according to law.
Sw.,rn to or affirmed and subscribed /' ~iM
Signature of PersonalRepn
beforz me the ~_____ day of L}
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Attorney Signature:
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Estate of Carol L Tal leer ,Deceased
Social Security Number: 1 4 3- 2 8- 2 3 5 8 Date of Death: 1 2/ 2 7/ 2 0 0$
ANI) NOW, ~'~ ~~ ; 4~ ;1~~'C ~~-~~ , in consideration of the foregoing Petition, satisfactory proof
having been presented before me, IT IS DECREED that Letters TestaEmentary
are hereby granted to S o r a l l Py _
in the above estate
and that i:he instrument(s) dated 1 1 12 4 / 2 0 0 8 _ _
described in the Petition be admitted to probate and filed of record as the last Wild (and Codicil(ts)) of Decedent.
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Supreme Court I.D. No.:
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Telephone: (717) 852-7020
Form RW-02 rev. 10.13.06 Page 2 of 2
Attorney Name: Niles S. Benn, Esq.
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WARNING: ft is illegal to duplicate this copy by photostat or photograph.
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BE IT REMEMBERED that I, CAROL L. TALLEY, of 33 Abbey Court, C~~rlisl~, Sa~th
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Middleton Township, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, being of sound minct,'memory~~nd
understanding, do make, publish and declare this as and for my Last Will and Testament,
hereby revoking and making null and void any and all Wills and Testaments and writings in the
nature thereof by me, at any time heretofore made.
ITEM 1: It is my desire to be cremated and for my ashes to be spread in the Atlantic
Ocean with the exact location to be determined by my Executor.
ITEM 2: I direct that all my just debts and funeral expenses be paid as soon after
my demise as may be convenient.
ITEM 3: I give, devise and bequeath a life estate with respect to all furniture and
furnishings that I own at the time of my death and located in the real property known as 33
AbbE:y Court, Carlisle, South Middleton Township, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, to
MARGURITE P. SAYLOR. In the event that MARGURITE P. SAYLOR, predeceases me or
moves from the said real property, then the furniture and furnishings which I own shall be
distributed in accordance with Exhibit "A" attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference.
Said Exhibit "A" sets forth the names of those individuals that are to receive the particular item
wherein their name appears. Those items for which no individual name is set forth shall be
divided, by mutual agreement, between my son, SCOTT G. TALLEY, and my daughter, JILL A.
GELBER. If they cannot agree amongst themselves as to who is to receive said item, then that
item or items shall be sold at public sale and the proceeds divided equally between my son,
SCOTT G. TALLEY and my daughter, JILL A. GELBER.
ITEM 4: I give, devise and bequeath a life estate in my interest in the real property
known as 33 Abbey Court, Carlisle, South Middleton Township, Cumberland County,
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Pennsylvania, to MARGURITE P. SAYLOR, during her lifetime. Should MARGURITE P.
SAYLOR, decide that she does not wish to reside in said property or should she vacate said
property for a period of six (6) continuous months, or upon her death, whichever first occurs, the
lifer estate of MARGURITE P. SAYLOR in the property shall automatically terminate.
Additionally, the said MARGURITE P. SAYLOR, shall not be permitted to encumber said real
property during the said life estate except for the mortgage or other liens existing on the
property at the time of my demise, unless it is mutually agreed between MARGURITE P.
SAYLOR and my son, SCOTT G. TALLEY and my daughter, JILL A. GELBER, that
MARGURITE P. SAYLOR may remortgage or otherwise encumber the property in order to buy
oust the interest of my estate in the property upon a price mutually agreed upon between
MARGURITE P. SAYLOR and my son, SCOTT G. TALLEY and my daughter, JILL A.
GELBER.
During the period that MARGURITE P. SAYLOR exercises her right under the life estate
in said real property, she shall be solely responsible for the payment of all utilities, mortgage
payments, taxes and maintenance affecting said real property. If MARGURITE P. SAYLOR
does not keep the real property in good repair or should she fail to make timely payments with
respect to mortgage obligations, taxes and utilities, then the life estate shall terminate and my
E;cecutor may dispose of the interest of my estate in the real property as set forth hereinafter.
Further, should MARGURITE P. SAYLOR, predecease me or terminate the life estate in
the property as stated above, then I give, devise and bequeath any and all interest that I may
have in the said property known as 33 Abbey Court, Carlisle, South Middleton Township,
Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, as follows:
A. Fifty (50%) percent thereof to my son, SCOTT G. TALLEY, per stirpes; and
B. Fifty (50%) percent thereof to my daughter, JILL A. GELBER, per stripes.
ITEM 5: On my personal list of items identified as Exhibit "A" I set forth a 2004
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Chrysler 300 automobile. I hereby direct that the said automobile shall be sold at private sale
for its fair market value or at auction at the choice of my Executor. The proceeds from said sale
shall be placed in a savings account along with any other monies that I have at the time of my
death, be it in the form of checking or savings accounts or other cash on hand, and I direct that
the sum of $465.00 per month, for a period of twelve (12) months be provided to MARGURITE
P. SAYLOR, for use toward mortgage expenses. It being my desire that the funds available in
said checking or savings accounts or other cash as well as monies generated from the sale of
my 2004 Chrysler 300 automobile be placed in savings and provided to MARGURITE P.
SAYLOR at the rate of $465.00 per month for twelve (12) months beginning on the thirtieth day
of the month following the date of my death. I direct MARGURITE P. SAYLOR to use such
funds ($465.00 per month) for payment toward the outstanding mortgage expense. Should
MARGURITE P. SAYLOR die during the said twelve (12) month period or should she choose to
move from the said residence or should the said residence be sold either to MARGURITE P.
SAYLOR, outright, or to some third party, then the said $465.00 per month payment will
terminate and no longer be paid if any of the above-referenced occurs prior to twelve (12)
months from the date of my death.
Any funds remaining in said account after twelve (12) months from the date of my death
shiall be divided equally between my son, SCOTT G. TALLEY and my daughter, JILL A.
GELBER.
ITEM 6: All the rest, residue and remainder of my Estate of whatsoever nature and
wheresoever situate, whether it be real, personal or mixed, including property over which I have
a power of appointment, I give, devise and bequeath as follows:
A. Fifty (50%) percent thereof to my son, SCOTT G. TALLEY, per stiipes; and
B. Fifty (50%) percent thereof to my daughter, JILL A. GELBER, per stripes.
ITEM 7: I appoint SCOTT G. TALLEY as guardian over any property which passes
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either under this Will or otherwise to any minor children of my daughter, JILL A. GELBER, and
with respect to which I am authorized to appoint a guardian and have not otherwise done so,
provided that this appointment of a guardian shall not supersede the right of any fiduciary in its
discretion to distribute a share where possible to such minor children or to another for said
minor child's benefit. Such guardian shall have the power to use principal as well as income,
from time to time, for said minor child's support and education (including college education, both
graduate and undergraduate), without regard to his or her parent's ability to provide for such
support and education, or to make payment for these purposes, without further responsibility to
my issue's parent or to any person taking care of said minor child.
ITEM 8: I appoint JILL A. GELBER as guardian over any property which passes
either under this Will or otherwise to any minor children of my son, SCOTT G. TALLEY, and
with respect to which I am authorized to appoint a guardian and have not otherwise done so,
provided that this appointment of a guardian shall not supersede the right of any fiduciary in its
discretion to distribute a share where possibie to such minor children or to another for said
minor child's benefit. Such guardian shall have the power to use principal as well as income,
from time to time, for said minor child's support and education (including college education, both
graduate and undergraduate), without regard to his or her parent's ability to provide for such
support and education, or to make payment for these purposes, without further responsibility to
my issue's parent or to any person taking care of said minor child.
ITEM 9: I appoint my son, SCOTT G. TALLEY, as Executor of this my Last Will and
Testament. Should my son, SCOTT G. TALLEY, predecease me, fail to qualify, cease to act or
renounce probate, I then appoint my daughter, JILL A. GELBER, as Alternate Executrix of this
may Last Will and Testament.
ITEM 10: I am specifically excluding my daughter, SHERRY LEE ALLWEIN, from
thus my Last Will and Testament.
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ITEM 11: I direct my Executor, or his successor, to pay all inheritance, estate,
succession and legacy taxes of whatsoever nature and kind, to which my Estate or the transfer
of any property passing hereunder or otherwise passing by reason of my demise, may be
subject and to charge such taxes against my residuary estate, it being my intention that none of
the aforesaid taxes, either federal or state, on any property required to be included in my gross
estate, under the provisions of any state or federal law now in force or hereafter enacted, shall
be prorated among the persons interested in my Estate to whom such property is or may be
transferred or to whom any benefit accrues.
ITEM 12: I direct that my Executor, or his successor, shall not be required to give
bond for the faithful performance of his duties in any jurisdiction.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this X27" day of
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
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COUNTY OF YORK
We, CAROL L. TALLEY, NILES S. BENN and DAVID P. CHERNICOFF ,the
Testatrix and the witnesses respectively, whose names are signed to the attached or foregoing
instrument, being first duly sworn, do hereby declare to the undersigned authority that the
Testatrix signed and executed the instrument as her Last Will and Testament and that she had
signed willingly (or willingly directed another to sign for her), and that she executed it, as her
free and voluntary act for the purposes therein expressed, and that each of the witnesses, in
the presence and hearing of the Testatrix signed the Last Will and Testament as witnesses and
that to the best of their knowledge the Testatrix was at that time eighteen (18) years of age or
older, of sound mind and under no constraint or undue influence.
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EXHIBIT "A"
Carol L. Talley's Personal Item
^ 3 wall pieces made up of old copper plates used in the newspaper industry in attic
^ Miscellaneous copper plates in attic
^ Green painted desk w/ glass top and matching filing cabinet
^ Porcelain lamp with ivy on it
^ Shredder next to the desk
^ Round-backed wooden rocker used at the computer -Thom
^ Balancing Mariner on stand on left side of the computer
^ Schraft table next to foyer closet
^ Pulaski chest in living room -Scott
^ Clock with wooden base on Pulaski chest -Jill (she made it)
^ Manhattan snow globe/music box w/Twin Towers, issued by Bloomingdale's just before
the terrorist attack on Sept. 11, 2001
^ 2 restored antique Lincoln rockers in living room -Scott
^ Antique New England rocker with wooden-spindled back in living room -Jill
^ Schraft table next to foyer closet in living room
^ Peter Ellenshaw print of wild sea over chair in living room -Thom
^ Companion print of boat on misty waters -Thom
^ Robert Bateman snow leopard print in living room -Jill
^ Print of woman w/telescope looking out at sea over entertainment center- Amanda
^ 3 water colors done by Baltimore artist; one of ducks on Children's Lake near computer;
2 of attached houses in Carlisle and Boiling Springs in Carol's bedroom -Scott
^ 2 antique school desks with brass inkwell inserts -glommed by Aunt Mae from a NYC
school; both in living room
^ 2 floor lamps in living room; one with green marble, the other with aknight -one for
Jill, one for Scott
^ Antique gum ball machine in living room
^ Small whitewashed table next to couch
^ Set of classics in bookcase (red backs) in living room -Scott
^ CDs in bookcase in living room -Amanda, Katie, Rowan, Megan, Sam, Matt and Jack go
through them to see if they want any of this music
^ Double-decker electric carousel music box in living room
^ Large antique oil lamps, one pewter, two glass in kitchen
^ Old wooden boxes, one soap, the other Keebler's in kitchen
^ Grandma's crystal butter dish in kitchen -Jill
^ Noritake black and white stoneware in kitchen -Amanda
^ Handcrafted maple wall cabinet in dining room -Scott
^ Contents of that cabinet EXCEPT cr t ~' des that belong to Pam (described under her
list) - S c; o - ~ T `• ~~
^ Old mirror in dining room came fro an estate sale in Newton, N.J.
• Hand-painted swan in dining room -Jill (she made it}
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^ Tree print over buffet in dining room made by Rhode Island artist
^ TVJVCR in Carol's bedroom
^ Basket in Carol's bedroom
^ 2 dated finger oil lamps on Carol's dresser, one found in Vt., other in Carlisle
^ Bedroom furniture in Carol's bedroom purchased in 1935 by George and Viola. includes
dresser, chest, mirror, side table; restored in early 2000s -Sam
^ Antique trunk at foot of bed
^ Primitive New England rocker in Carol's bedroom, which is the oldest of all the rockers
-Jill
^ Dolls in Carol's bedroom -Jill
^ 3 prints over Carol's bed -Jill
^ Old family pictures framed on Carol's bedroom walls -Scott
^ Other pix and sketches of Carol and family in hall closet across from Pam's bedroom -
divide between Scott and Jill
^ Antique frame with woman hanging at entrance to Carol's bedroom; came from Antiques
on North Hanover
^ Black handcrafted, hand-painted wall cabinet and matching footstool in Carol's bedroom
- Jill
^ Crystal Dopey in cabinet -Jill
^ Crystal cat in cabinet -Megan
^ Green-swirled paperweight in that cabinet -Katie
^ Rest of paperweight collection -Jill as described: Sam, Matt, Amanda and Megan choose
one.
^ Engraved paperweight on dresser in Carol's bedroom
^ Memorabilia in Carol's bedroom (note: unless otherwise noted in this document, all items
in Carol's bedroom, bathroom and hall closet opposite Pam's bathroom belong to Carol)
^ Great-grandma's crystal bowl currently sitting on black chest in dining room -Jill
^ Grandma's crystal bowl -Scott
^ Grandma's platinum ring -Scott because he was the closest to her
^ Jewelry, including rings, watches, bracelets, earrings, pins and hunter's watch in Carol's
bedroom
^ 2004 Chrysler 300
"The following referenced items are jointly owned as between Carol L. Talley and Margurite P.
Saylor. These items are to be divided equally as between Scott G. Talley, Jill A. Gelber and
rChomas E. Pallis. Should they not agree as to the division of said items, it is, hereby, directed
that the items be sold at auction and the proceeds divided equally amongst Scott G. Talley, Jill A.
Gelber and Thomas E. Pallis. Additionally, if one of the named parties, Scott G. Talley, Jill A.
(Jelber or Thomas E. Pallis, desire a particular item that would otherwise be placed for auction
that individual may purchase the said item at auction (unless a fair market value is agreed to by
all three parties, in which case that individual would pay the other two parties two-thirds of the
agreed upon fair market value). The said joint items being the following:
^ Matching couch and oversized chair in the living room
^ Cocktail table
^ Thomas entertainment center and matching book cases
^ Wall shelf next to computer -Jill (Larry made it)
^ Computer and components that go with it
^ Day bed and bedding that goes with it
^ 3-fold screen separating work area and living room, crafted by a woman's organization
with cloth panels that can be replaced
^ `The Written Word' painting in living room by Virginia artist whose work we saw on the
way home from Virginia in 2002 -Katie
^ Victorian print of two friends having sodas with dog under table hanging over piano -
Rowan
^ Small print of two friends hanging over Schraft table next to foyer closet -Megan
^ Handcrafted dark woad box with handle in living room
^ Movies, including VHS-format and DVDs, in bookcase and drawer in entertainment
center -Amanda, Katie, Rowan, Megan, Sam, Matt and Jack go through them to see if
they want any; doubtful if anyone wants VHS
^ Antique English buffet in dining room
^ Dining room table, six chairs, protective pad, tablecloths that fit it
^ Handcrafted, hand-painted Paul Revere side table in dining room
^ Small black and tan floor chest in dining room
^ Corner chests (3 pieces on top of each other) in dining room
^ Pansy rug under dining room table
^ Cappuccino clock in kitchen picked up at artisans' market in NYC in 2008
^ Waverly china service for 8 with matching hand painted goblets, salt & pepper and
votives, set of 8 green water goblets
^ Mikasa Christmas set for 12 with 2 sets of matching glassware (8 snowmen goblets, 8 red
water glasses with white swirl and 1 similar green one)
^ Melamine summer set for 8, includes plates, bowls, small plates, purple water glasses
^ Inexpensive goblets with flowers that match Pfaltzgraf set of dishes that Thom has -
Thom
^ Stainless flatware set for l 3 in colonial pattern -purchased at a steal from Bon Ton in
Carlisle due to a marking error; Pam and Carol got guarantee for set of 13 and scoured
Bon-Tons in Lancaster, York, Camp Hill and Chambersburg to complete the set -
another mission by the duo
^ Breakfast bar, stools and matching minor (Jill painted the bar and stools to match the
mirror)
^ Kitchen appliances and wares- stove was in house when purchased; refrigerator,
dishwasher replaced by Pam and Carol
^ Assorted games and puzzles in hail closet next to Pam's bathroom
^ Black and maple filing cabinet in same closet; contains burial plots at Westminster, one
each owned by Pam and Carol
^ Small hall mirror with hand painted roses -Jill (she made it)
^ Christmas tree ornaments to be split about three heirs EXCEPT wooden hand painted
ornaments and stained glass ornaments that were made by Pam when her children were
small -Thom to split among Rowan and Jack
^ Annalee Santas and all other Christmas decorations, including lighted Gingerbread House
- split among Jill, Scott and Thorn
^ Handcrafted, dovetailed stand in light wood in Carol's closet. Purchased at artisans
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market on the way home Virginia in 2002.
Alaskan ivory carved shark purchased on trip to Alaska in 1999 sitting in black wall
cabinet in Carol's bedroom; it's signed and there's a book about the artist in the bookcase
in the living room -Jack
Washing machine and dryer in laundry room
Shelving and cabinet in garage
It is understood that the above-referenced items being listed as Carol L. Talley's Personal Items
as well as those listed as joint items are controlled by Item 3 in the Last Will and Testament of
Carol L. Talley and may be used by Margurite P. Saylor during her lifetime.