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Management of GFLP After Decedent’s Death
As of June 12, 1997, GFLP did not hold title to any of the
Marital Fund assets. The Mobil, Exxon, Texaco, and Phillips
stocks were registered to Sidney Gore, except for 8,000 shares of
Exxon, which were registered to Sidney Gore and decedent as joint
tenants; the Amoco, Tenneco, Newport News, and Chevron stocks
were registered to “Sylvia Gore, Trustee of the Sidney Gore
Trust”; decedent’s name remained on the Smith Barney account,
Merrill Lynch account, Valley National CDs No. 1 and No. 2, and
State Bank CD No. 2; Sidney Gore’s name remained on the Paine
Webber investment account, Colonial Fund, State Bank CD No. 1,
Bank of Okla. CD, GRDA bond No. 3, and the Henry Hill lease.29
Title to the other Marital Fund assets remained unchanged
throughout 1997.
On September 18, 1997, GFLP finally delivered to TCO stock
certificates for those Marital Fund stocks that had been
reregistered in the name of GFLP. In December 1997, TCO finally
began to receive dividend checks for dividends on Marital Fund
stocks that had been reregistered to GFLP. A TCO report dated as
of April 25, 1998, listed only those stocks that had been
29The record does not disclose the owner’s name, as of June
12, 1997, of the State of Israel bonds, the savings bonds, GRDA
bond No. 4 (if it exists), the Treasury notes, and the Commercial
Federal CD. TCO records clearly indicate that TCO never held
title to these assets on behalf of GFLP, and there is no other
credible evidence on record that GFLP held title to these assets.
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