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Mary Martha Bennett, as personal representatives of his estate.
In Section 1.1 of the 1993 will, decedent indicated his intent to
create another instrument which would dispose of his tangible
personal property. Except as might otherwise be provided in such
an instrument, the will left his tangible personal property to
his daughters Carol Tawney Pencke and Mary Martha Bennett.
Article One, section 1.2, of the 1993 will provides for the
care and transport of decedent’s personal property and also
provides for the disposition of insurance on such property.
Article Two, section 2.1, of the 1993 will provides:
I give all the residue of my estate, to the Trustee
under my Declaration of Trust dated the same date as
this Will or if my said Declaration of Trust is not in
existence or is not effective at the time of my death,
to be held in trust on the same terms and conditions
specified therein as it existed at the time of the
execution of this Will or if [sic] the last Codicil
hereto, with like effect as if the terms and conditions
were set forth herein verbatim.
Article Three of the 1993 will appoints decedent’s two
daughters as personal representatives under the 1993 will. In
the event that neither daughter can serve as personal
representative, decedent appointed PNC Trust Company of Florida,
N.A., to serve as the representative of his estate. Article Four
of the 1993 will provides generally and specifically for the
powers of the fiduciary or fiduciaries under the 1993 will.
Article Five of the 1993 will provides for the payment of taxes,
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