Estate of Eugene E. Stone, III, Deceased, C. Rivers Stone, E.E. Stone, IV, Mary Stone Fraser & Rosalie Stone Morris, Co-Personal Representatives - Page 50

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          thereby forming ES4LP under the laws of the State of South                  
          Carolina.                                                                   
               On October 15, 1996, Mr. Stone, C. Rivers Stone, and Charles           
          Rivers Stone, Jr., as general partners, filed a certificate of              
          limited partnership for CRSLP with the S.C. Secretary of State,             
          thereby forming CRSLP under the laws of the State of South                  
          Carolina.                                                                   
               On October 15, 1996, Mr. Stone, Ms. Morris, and Mr. Morris,            
          as general partners, filed a certificate of limited partnership             
          for RSMLP with the S.C. Secretary of State, thereby forming RSMLP           
          under the laws of the State of South Carolina.                              
               On October 15, 1996, Mr. Stone, Ms. Fraser, Ms. Davis, and             
          Ms. Arnal, as general partners, filed a certificate of limited              
          partnership for MSFLP with the S.C. Secretary of State, thereby             
          forming MSFLP under the laws of the State of South Carolina.                
               On January 31, 1997, Mr. Stone was diagnosed with cancer of            
          the gallbladder.  Prior to that time, Mr. Stone had been in good            
          health, did not have any known serious health problems, and was             
          active and alert.  After Mr. Stone was diagnosed with cancer, it            
          was the doctors’ prognosis that he would live a period of months.           
               By late March 1997, Mr. and Ms. Stone had become satisfied             
          that the amount of assets that their accountants had recommended            
          they retain, and not transfer to, each of the Five Partnerships             
          was sufficient to enable them to maintain their respective                  






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