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you just like I have taken care of you in the past." I
relied upon those statements and never insisted on us
getting married * * *.
* * * * * * *
21. I have seen financial statements prepared by
Mr. Kent where he showed that he owned assets in excess
of $18,000,000.00.
* * * * * * *
26. In 1968, Mr. Kent and I entered into an
agreement whereby he was to be the provider and I was
to take care of our nest. That agreement subsequently
became more involved and included my taking care of
him, the home, the interior of the boat, acting as a
hostess for all parties and entertaining he wanted to
do for personal and business reasons, doing laundry,
housekeeping, ironing, cooking, shopping, supervising
the service people who occassionally [sic] worked on
the home and acting as nurse for Mr. Kent when he had
health problems. In turn Mr. Kent agreed to provide
for all of my living expenses * * *. For over 20 years
we have lived according to our agreement. * * * Mr.
Kent wants to throw me out with nothing to show for the
many years we spent together.
In October 1991, the lawsuit was settled, Petitioner and
Mr. Kent (both individually and on behalf of KENCOR) signed the
Release and Settlement Agreement (settlement agreement). The
settlement agreement provided in pertinent part:
WHEREAS, KENT[3] in said case contends that REYNOLDS has
no right, title, or interest, or legitimate claim in and to
the real and personal property referred to therein, and
further, KENT contends REYNOLDS has no right, title, or
legitimate claim to any real and/or personal property of
KENT, whether alleged in the case or not, and further, that
Kent is not liable or responsible for any sums whatsoever;
and
WHEREAS, REYNOLDS contends that she has a claim to said
real and personal property and to other property, both real
3 KENT in this document refers to both Mr. Kent and KENCOR.
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