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of Rod, his spouse, their children, and the Rod Amlie Trust
(collectively, the Rod Amlie Family). The 1995 FSA further
required that all bequests to the Rod Amlie Trust under
decedent's will be satisfied "in kind" with FABG stock, valued
for this purpose at the $118 price. The 1995 FSA then provided
that any FABG stock remaining in decedent's estate after
satisfaction of decedent's bequests to Rod would be subject to
reciprocal put/call options for a designated postdeath period
under which decedent's personal representative could require the
Rod Amlie Family to purchase, or the Family could require
decedent's personal representative to sell to the Family, the
remaining FABG stock at the $118 price. Finally, all rights of
the conservator under the 1991 Agreement with respect to
decedent's FABG stock (i.e., the Hill Rights) were assigned to
the Rod Amlie Family, with all expenses and benefits arising
therefrom to inure to the Family.
In addition, the parties to the 1995 FSA agreed that the
conservator should withdraw the motion for reconsideration of the
district court's decision rejecting approval of the 1994
Agreement, and that the conservator should reimburse (from
decedent's assets) litigation expenses of $30,000 incurred by the
Rod Amlie Family, $500 for Susan Wendel's time as an attorney,
and $500 for attorney's fees incurred by Rosemary Ahlerich, in
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