Alice Berger, et al. - Page 14

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          Berger received, directly or indirectly, $61,404 from the                   
          Woodbine business account, $7,560 of which was paid prior to                
          March 14, 1989.                                                             
               On April 24, 1989, the Chancery Court entered a Judgement              
          For Divorce.  The judgment incorporated the settlement agreement            
          and was stated to be effective as of March 14, 1989.  The                   
          Chancery Court did not purport to pass on whether the settlement            
          agreement was fair and reasonable, but stated that, based upon              
          its observations and the parties' testimony, the settlement                 
          agreement had been voluntarily and knowingly entered into by the            
          parties with able assistance of counsel.  The Chancery Court                
          determined that the settlement agreement became binding as a                
          contract and as a judgment of the Court.                                    
               The requirement in the settlement agreement for a subsequent           
          sale of Woodbine to Gregg and Julia Kunkowski was placed in the             
          Judgement for Divorce at the insistence of Gregg Kunkowski. On              
          May 8, 1989, Gregg Kunkowski wrote the following letter, on the             
          Woodbine letterhead, to Alice Berger and Howard Berger, and to              
          Julia's sister and brother, Florence and Richard Berger, who play           
          no roles in this case:                                                      
                                                  May 8, 1989                         
               Dear Alice, Florence, Howard, & Richard                                
               I am writing this letter to appraise [sic] all of you                  
               of the situation which now exists here at the Cemetery                 
               and is of the utmost importance to all of us.                          
               When building mausoleums in phases, as we are doing at                 
               Woodbine, it is common practice to segregate a certain                 



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