- 37 - Shortly after Ms. Mirowski died, on September 16, 2001, decedent’s estate, through its personal representatives, and the remaining members of MFV (i.e., the daughters’ trusts), through their respective trustees (i.e., Ms. Mirowski’s daughters), executed a memorandum regarding MFV’s operating agreement. In that memorandum, inter alia, each of those trusts, through its trustees, acknowledged receipt of an interest and membership in MFV.30 On September 16, 2001, the remaining members of MFV (i.e., the daughters’ trusts), through their respective trustees, also held a special meeting (September 16, 2001 special meeting). At that meeting, those members elected the following officers in order to continue MFV’s business: Ginat Mirowski as its general manager and president, Doris Frydman as its vice president, and Ariella Rosengard as its secretary/treasurer. At the September 16, 2001 special meeting, the remaining members of MFV (i.e., the daughters’ trusts) also discussed, through their respective trustees, MFV’s Goldman Sachs account that MFV had recently opened, and they passed a resolution authorizing and ratifying the establishment and maintenance of that account. 30An exhibit attached to the memorandum regarding MFV’s operating agreement reflected the Sept. 7, 2001 respective membership interests in MFV of decedent and the daughters’ trusts after Ms. Mirowski’s respective gifts of 16-percent interests in MFV to those trusts, as well as the amount of decedent’s basis in the 16-percent interest that she gave to each of those trusts, which carried over to each trust.Page: Previous 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 NextLast modified: March 27, 2008