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she would return after school had finished and drive them back to
her house. The preschoolers would remain in petitioner’s care
throughout the day. Petitioner would use her Chevy Astro van to
transport the children to and from school.
Petitioner operated her child care business without paid
assistance. However, petitioner’s sister “or somebody” would
help out on a volunteer basis.
Property Maintenance and Cleanup Business
Petitioner operated this business as a contractor for Action
Properties of Tomball, Texas. Petitioner provided services such
as lawn mowing and debris clearing for townhomes and single-
family residences that had been repossessed after default on
loans guaranteed by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban
Development. Petitioner would care for the property until it was
resold. Most of the properties were located in Houston and the
immediate environs.
Petitioner’s older son, Clifton Lamb, was employed as a
truck driver in 2000, but he helped out on an occasional basis in
the property maintenance and cleanup business. Clifton’s friend,
Michael Dean, who lived in petitioner’s home “on and off”, also
helped out. Petitioner’s younger son, Adam Lamb, may also have
helped out from time to time when he was not attending college at
Texas Southern University. Whether other individuals may have
provided assistance in the operation of the business is not
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