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payments to him or, after his death, to his beneficiaries; the
amount of each monthly payment is $145.47.
Lifestyle
From 1979 to 1985, Mrs. Quinn drove a Volkswagen Rabbit.
Mr. Quinn may have had a pickup around that time.4 At the time
of the trial, Mrs. Quinn drove a 1990 Volkswagen. During the
years at issue, Mrs. Quinn did not purchase expensive clothing,
drive expensive automobiles, or dine at expensive restaurants.
Mrs. Quinn has simple tastes and has always lived a modest
lifestyle. Mrs. Quinn has never owned any expensive jewelry. She
has store charge cards at Boscov's and Pomeroy's department
stores. The Quinns dine out less than once a month; they go to
moderately priced restaurants or make use of discount coupons.
When their children were young, the Quinns took a few
family vacations, staying at the beach for 4 or 5 days. The
Quinns have not been on a vacation together in 27 years. In
1981, Mrs. Quinn and Linda went to the Bahamas for 5 days to
celebrate Linda's college graduation.
From 1979 until the present, Mrs. Quinn has given gifts
averaging $50 per month to her three grandchildren, using her
own or Mr. Quinn's funds. She also gave gifts of money to her
daughters. From June of 1983 through June of 1984, Mrs. Quinn
made payments totaling $1,887.56 on Linda's student loans. Mrs.
Quinn gave Linda $3,000 to buy a house in August of 1987; the
property was titled in the names of both Linda and Mrs. Quinn.
During 1989, 1990, and 1991, Mrs. Quinn assisted Linda, who was
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