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of Mr. Grant and Ms. Adams for round trips from Vermont and New
Hampshire, respectively, to Maryland “to settle estate”; (2) item
6: travel expenses of Geoffrey C. Adams “with helper,” for round
trips from New Hampshire to Maryland, “both to work on house”;
(3) items 58 and 59: reimbursements at 29 cents per mile to Mr.
Grant “for local mileage [2,101 miles]” and to Ms. Adams “for
local mileage [704 miles]”, “incurred in settling estate”;
(4) items 10, 26, and 42: telephone bills with closing dates
from April 8, 1994, through December 8, 1994; home heating fuel
bills with closing dates from March 28, 1994, through December
21, 1994; and electric bills with closing dates from February 23,
1994, through November 18, 1994;14 (5) items 8, 9, 11 through 15,
17 through 24, 27 through 31, 33 through 37, 39 through 41, 43
through 45, 49 through 55, and 57: various expenses incurred
with respect to work done to decedent’s residence and/or the
effects therein, including replacing glass top table; siding;
shutters; replacing oven switch; yard work; window cleaning;
trash hauling; miscellaneous supplies for lawn, garden, and
landscaping; tile repair and grouting; window repairs; flagstone
and concrete cleaning and finishing; plumbing repairs; floor
protectors; painting exterior windows and trim; sealing driveway;
14Respondent concedes that the estate is allowed to deduct
$229 for home heating fuel and $140 for electricity, which
amounts were incurred prior to decedent’s death.
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