Preston and his wife Gail sat fidgeting in front of the massive desk of Janet Johnson, Attorney at Law.  Would the woman stop with the small talk and get down to business.  To the business of reading the Last Will and Testament of Preston’s now-deceased father, Irwin T. Lakehurst Jr.?  Finally she got down to the nitty gritty. “I appoint my faithful attorney Janet Johnson, Esq. to be Executrix of this my Last Will and Tes...

The three children and younger brother of the deceased sat fidgeting as the lawyer finally began to read the will.  The Last Will and Testament of Arnold J. Miller. “I leave my Model T antique Ford to The Ford Foundation on condition that my good-for-nothing son Mark shall have possession of same for a period of five years to be driven once and only once yearly on my birthday in loving memory of me and in the annual Veter...