JOHN FUND - Exhibit 11 - Charges of domestic violence in Jersey City, 2001

JOHN FUND Exhibit 10 - Letter from Fidelity Investments January 25, 2002

Letter received by John Fund, carried to the apartment of Morgan Barteaux (AKA Pillsbury) and left on the floor there between January 25, 2002 and the day he battered her.

JOHN FUND Exhibit 8 - Morgan's rejection of coerced statement 2002

Morgan immediately rescinded the statement she had made under threat of physical violence from Fund.  She called me, as I recall in late January 2002, incoherent with a garbled story about being physically dragged from the apartment I had rented for her to a local notary.  I was flying to NY in a short time and told her she should memorialize this event and report it to the police.  I don't know if she did but suspect she did not. 

Legalneed12401@aol.com was the email address, as I recall, she said she had made up to use just to send this communication, which would place the event not in January 2002 but December 4, 2001 for writing the letter. The 'confession' letters were notarized on January 24, 2002, which is reflected on the letter, which appears on Fund's website.  

This email is in my file which she later sent to herself Hellion3793 and mural1972us, two email addresses she used.  


 Legalneed12401@aol.com wrote:

From: Legalneed12401@aol.com
Date: Tue, 4 Dec 2001 19:08:28 EST
Subject: Fwd: legal letter-fund Dave corrected the first,but could you work on this ...
To: murat1972us@yahoo.com

In a message dated 12/4/2001 6:59:47 PM Eastern Standard Time, Legalneed12401
writes:

<< m: Legalneed12401
To: MPF1free >>

> ATTACHMENT part 2 message/rfc822 From: Legalneed12401@aol.com
Date: Tue, 4 Dec 2001 18:59:47 EST
Subject: legal letter-fund Dave corrected the first,but could you work on this one?Than
To: MPF1free@aol.com

I Morgan Francis Pillsbury

Being of sound mind and body id declare this a
true statement of the facts and the situation that I am in. I live at 250
first St. 1D,Jersey city,NJ.07302.My boyfriend of the past 3 years, John H.
Fund, an editorialist at the Wall Street Journal, has been hitting and
beating me since I moved in with him late this past July. I am trying to get
a job and get out of here, but have had to call the police in before and the
last time when they came I was shaky and agitated so he told them I was out
of my mind and crazy. They seemed to believe him because he was very calm. I
was hysterical, he had thrown me down on the bed and I thought he was going
to rape me. He has rules I must live by: I can't answer the phone or take
calls, and as I have been job-hunting this is really hard to do. This morning
Mr. Fund forced me to write a letter denying the charge of beating me, He is
a friend of VP Cheaney,and a charge like this could hurt his carrier. I wish
to get out and am trying to, but it hasn't been easy and I am terrified of
him. I wrote the letter at around 8 am today and it is almost 7pm now. I will
seal this email account and not open it until asked by the
court.Morgan(Carolyn) Pillsbury

I thought I wanted a career, turns out I just wanted paychecks

---

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JOHN FUND Exhibit 7 - IM dialog between Matt Drudge and "John Fund," actually Morgan

The IM below was begun on the computer belonging to Morgan Barteaux (AKA Pillsbury) between John Fund and his close associate and friend, Matt Drudge.  A lapse in communications occurred. John then went to bed, leaving the computer open and on.  Drudge continued the earlier communication, not knowing he was not IMing with Morgan, who was living with Fund.  

jbigpest was Morgan's handle.  

Subj:	(no subject)
Date:	11/22/01 1:53:21 PM Pacific Standard Time
From:	Jbigpest
To:	Jbigpest
CC:	MPF1free

Mdrudge:  so -- who is oreilly's ghost writer on column!? 

Jbigpest:  Excuse me?  

Jbigpest:  What? 

Mdrudge:  lol  

Jbigpest:  What is so funny?  

Mdrudge:  i thought there was a ghost writer  

Jbigpest:  The same one JFK used  

Mdrudge:  i dont know who that is...   

Jbigpest:  They paid some guy to write that silly,fake book about JFK and his fictional life  

Jbigpest:  THEN old daddy K sent servants to buy the books!  

Jbigpest:  sick,they are really sick  

Jbigpest:  Are you eating turkey?How is all?  

Mdrudge:  so perfect down here today  

Mdrudge:  almost like a dream  

Mdrudge:  i am catching up on everything  

Mdrudge:  oreilly coming on drudge radio sunday night  

Jbigpest:  REALLY!!Is he crazy?  

Mdrudge:  ego ego ego  

Mdrudge:  i think he may dummy up and pull out at last min  

Mdrudge:  but be sure to tune in around 10:30  

Jbigpest:  OH HOW TRUE,He will  

Jbigpest:  I give jim another six months  

Jbigpest:  I mean him Mdrudge:  that's all? 

 Jbigpest:  too many drugs....Sure!,flavor of the day  

Jbigpest:  In 5 years VHI will do a show on him!  

Jbigpest:  Right up there with Flock of Seagulls  

Mdrudge:  ok -- over and out from miami beach xxx  

Jbigpest:  Take care!!  

Jbigpest:  Good terduckin  

Jbigpest:  You know that one,right?  

Jbigpest:  Ta Ta   xoxo

JOHN FUND Exhibit 6 - Letter to David Steinberger re: Mark Crispin Miller

John Fund enlisted the assistance of Gail Heriot in a campaign of slander and libel based on evidence which was constructed from coerced declarations and evidence obtained through an exchange of favors with Green Hills Software, Inc.   The letter below is a continuation of this campaign which began in 2003.

JOHN FUND Exhibit 5 - Letter and Post card from Fund to Melinda - 1988

JOHN FUND Exhibit 4 - Email Memo from Michael Cory to William Bartley regarding JF credit card records

Fund's problems with handling his personal finances began long before he knew Morgan.  This memo documents the chronic nature of his habit.

JOHN FUND Exhibit 3 - October 27, 1999 Fax to the Wall Street Journal

This fax was sent to the Wall Street Journal, which had a centralized system for fax receipt, 90 second after Fund blocked my email, refusing to answer my questions as to why he had lied to me about his relationship with my daughter, Morgan. 

JOHN FUND Exhibit 2 - Notes on Fund Deposition from Gary Fish to Morgan Pillsbury

Found in my Morgan Letters Folder 

Please keep this under your hat as I am under a confidentiality agreement for now...

Morgan,

I deposed Mr. Fund for approximately 5 hours, his deposition is

over,and here is the good news. These are my preliminary comments.

An attorney's objective at a deposition is to score various

"nuggets"of inconsistencies or simply unbelievable testimony that will make thatperson suspect in the eyes of a jury. Here is what was achieved today:

(1) With respect to Plaintiff Exhibit "9", his interrogatory answers, he

admitted that his sworn responses were all true and correct. In one of hisinterrogatory answers, he stated that he first met you in the 1980's at Santa Barbara, California and was introduced to you by your mother. HOWEVER, on direct testimony he stated that he first met you in the late 1990's at a Chinese restaurant in New York City, and you were with your then boyfirend Mr. Wallach, and your mom was not present. Why lie about such a thing? But, its on the record, now.

(2) This will make you sad and angry, but I have to report to you. He

admitted that he was intimate with you during the time frame from Fall 1998 through Summer of 1999, and that he took you to dinner and to the movies. He claims that you were then living on York Avenue in Jersey City, and he was living (since 1982, when he moved to East Coast) at his 250 First Street Apt., a 1 bedroom apt., in Jersey City. He states that he did not consider that he was "dating" you. How do you think a jury will react to this callousness? Basically he said, yeah I fucked her, but that counts for nothing. He reacted the same way when

I asked him if he was intimate with your mother (he admitted this), and he also said this was too brief of a relationship to consider dating.

(3) He stated that he was dating Leslie George and Gail Heriot (Christine Hall was only a research assistant, Judge Sykes was only a friend, and he never dated Ellen Wesley) during the time that you lived with him (you stayed on the Futon, and you never slept in his bed, he claims.) from August 2001 through "very early" 2002. He stated that he was not then intimate with you. He denies leaving condoms around for you to see. He admits that when you moved in the place was "very cluttered", but denies the larvae in refrigerator, mouse droppings (although he said that it was "possible"), toilet being backed up, etc. he stated that his apartment was damaged in a fire, and that the firemen had to break down the walls.

(4) With respect to the pregnancy, he admits that you told him during March or April 1999 that you were pregnant with his child. He claims that he never told you to terminate the pregnancy, and that it was your decision. The jury will see this guy as basically not giving a fuck, and not taking responsibility.

He showed no interest in this question. I showed him a 3-1999 abortion

document from Dr. Michael Kreb (sic) with a 310 phone prefix. He admitted that 310 was for Los Angeles. He denied ever having seen this document before, but claims that you did tell him and you were in California during March or April 1999 "to get things in order." He denies hearing about the Pacifica Women's Health Center in Venice, California.

(5) He denies having ever assaulting you either in Jersey City or in East 9^th Street, NYC. He claims that maybe 5 times prior to 2-19-02 he was at your East 9th street apartment. He stated that your landlady was named Caroline. He claims that you were also known as Caroline.

(6) Early on in the deposition, I asked him what your emotional state was during the 1998-1999 relationship. He stated that you showed him a letter you received from a psychiatrist you were seeing. I showed him the 10-14-99 Dr. Muriel Gold Morris letter, Plaintiff Exhibit "2", and he said that that was the letter. He denies ever having spoken to this doctor.

(7) He claims that several times during January 2002-February 2002, you

threatened suicide. He defined these threats as somewhat real and he was

somewhat concerned there might be a measure of truth to this. He consulted informally with a friend of his a Dr. Bowman who used to live in Texas and now in California. He admits that he never referred you to any shrink for treatment. Again, a jury will say, How about this guy, he is totally without feeling!

(8) He claims that either before or after you moved in with him, you told him that you would clean for him, etc. in exchange for not paying rent. He denies ever agreeing to pay you money for your cleaning, and for emptying out the boxes at WSJ, 200 Pearl Street, NYC. He denies giving you authority to pay bills, or to sign his name to the checks.

(9) He claims that in December 2001, he caught you practicing to sign his name to a check, which was never deposited. You became flustered. He admits that in November 2001 (You told him in August 2001 that you had nowhere to live, and he "took sympathy" on you, and let you move in. However, he stated that he told you at a conference in 1999 in Colorado that the relationship was over, because of your emotional state, and because you lied. Again, how believable is this guy? If he is telling the truth, why would he let you back in his life? Does a guy who is dating the 2 women let someone he is not sleeping with into

his apartment, to cramp his style? Simply not believable. Also not

believable; he states that he never tried to get you to leave EVEN AFTER YOU FILED A REPORT WITH NEW JERSEY POLICE! Wouldn't someone consult a lawyer, as to how to get the person, the troublemaker to leave, also not believable. he denies sitting on you or asking you to make up punishment lists.) the police came to your apartment, and no action re: arrest was taken.

(10) Around January 24, 2002 he found out you signed his name to the checks. His response was to file a police report (Actually this was for credit card fraud) but not to follow up on it. He was angry and hurt (But he admits that he is always under control. Here is something interesting. I asked him if he ever cursed at you, if he said to you "Get out bitch" when you left his apartment (He claims that you left voluntarily) he said and this is an exact quote I NEVER CURSE. THAT IS SOMETHING INTERESTING ABOUT ME, MR. FISH, I NEVER CURSE. Why even put that on the record. Ladies and gentlemen, a control freak.

He never tried to have you prosecuted. His account was not charged, but he claims that he does not know if the money was returned from your account to his. Huh?! Oh yeah, he basically threw out any records of anything relevant in the case.

(11) I showed him the 1-24-02 notarized letter by Lillian Rauchi (sic) and asked him if he told you to sign that, and then he would not prosecute for fraud. Here is what he said. He claims that you told him the 1-24-02 letter was his INSURANCE POLICY AGAINST YOUR MOTHER'S $150,000.00 CLAIM, AND THAT YOU WANTED TO HELP HIM. THAT IS WHY YOU GAVE HIM THE EXCERPTS OF THE CRAIG FRANKLIN DEPOSITION AND THE 10-14-99 DR. MORRIS SHRINK REPORT!! At the time he was arrested, he was going to file an extortion report against you and your mother in mid-town precinct, but received a call from a Detective (he is not sure if

it was Stewart), went back to Greenwich Village precinct and was arrested. He never folllowd up, and never, at any point in time, filed the extortion report. He was in jail for 2 1/2 hours to 3 hours, before being arraigned. And guess who was his lawyer defending him in the criminal case?! MR. KESSLER (!!) TO WHOM HE PAID OVER $50,000.00 DOLLARS!! for 5 court appearances. WHAT A SHMUCK, $10,000/APPEARANCE is outrageous. The whole case, most attorneys would charge $7,500.00 for (No wonder Mr. Kessler does not want to settle our case! He is milking

this guy for everything he is worth!!) When I called for the production of the Kessler-Fund retainer agreement and all invoices, you had to see the look on Mr. Kessler's face! Not only that, I called for the production of Mr. Fund's IRS records for 2000 to 2003!! He placed it in issue-more about it later-so I am entitled.

(12) With respect to the 1-24-02 letter, he claims that you started drafting it in his presence, and that he walked over with you to the Notary, and you went inside, and he stayed outside. Again, not believable, he wouldn't stay with you every step until it was signed. ONLY THEN IS IT INSURANCE, RIGHT?! Wait, it gets better-HE ADMITS THAT HE HAS THE ORIGINAL OF THAT LETTER!! He does not know if the Gigot letter was ever mailed out. Interesting, he claims that he never contacted Mr. Gigot to see if he got the letter!! This is also not

believable!

(13) He admitted that-Plaintiff Exhibit "8" the counterclaim was true and correct. Paragraph 63 claims past loss of income and future loss of income.

He estimated that he lost between January 2002 and January 2004 $60,000-$70,000.00 in income (He admits that he has worked for Dow Jones for the past 20 years, except when he left to write a book, and then did nonprofit work for the

Manhattan Institute. He claims that he was never fired by Dowjones, and

never collected unemployment compensation benefits in the past 10 years. From 2000-2003 he earned approximately $110,000.00/year from Dowjones.) However, when he claims

he lost speaking engagements he admitted that he had no contracts or agreements for the engagements. He claimed loss of $6,000.00 in income from 1-04 to 10-19-04 due to an Amercian Congress appearance that was not extended to him. Again, no documents to back it up. He admits that he never consulted an accountant or economist to prove future loss of earnings. He claims that he lost Fox and MSNBC contracts, but admits that he only had past contracts with them that expired at the time of the situation with the plaintiff, yourself. His damage claim is speculative, but I am entitled to his tax return. He repeatedly stated that his "reputation" was damaged by your conduct. There really is no

evidence to back this up. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, if you cannot believe Mr. Fund on this, you cannot believe him on anything.

(14) First he said that he saw 3 photographs of your bruises in Kessler's office. Then he changed his testimony and said he only saw photocopies of the originals. He denies ever having met ADA Bonnie Sard, although he smiled when I mentioned her name.

(15) At the conclusion of deposition, Mr. Kessler told me that Mr. Fund

rejected our demand, and that their offer is a mutual release of both

claims. I informed him that we WILL definitely go to trial unless a

substantial offer to us is made. I think I said something to the effect: "Fred, we are going all the way with this, unless your client comes up with something serious."

(16) Like your deposition, we marked the deposition CONFIDENTIAL, meaning it can only be used for purposes of this law case. Mr. Fund was very, very relieved when I agreed to this (I HAD to; they extended the same offer to you which we accepted.). That is why I think that, eventually, in this game of poker, they will fold first. Mr. Fund simply cannot tolerate the thought of outsiders hearing of his sordid little adventures; that was made patently clear to me today. Again, the greed of his own attorney may prevent this from happening.

I still can't get over $50,000.00 FOR A CRIMINAL CASE INVOLVING ASSAULT, WHAT A RIP OFF BY HIS ATTORNEYS. Wait till the jury hears of this, and they will. (Oh yeah, Mr. Fund admitted that he spoke with Craig Franklin about you, about the

criminal case, that Craig sent him numerous FAXes that he can't recall (He said I can't recall a lot, also.) but denies having spoken with him about the civil case. He denies ever having met Steven Craig. Fund stated that in 2001-2002 he was 6 feet tall and 208 pounds, and you were 5'3" and 120 pounds. He seemed much heavier today. To his credit, he was very calm and polite to me and again, very much like someone in control.)

(17) I don't think his attorney really understands the potentially

devastating impact of Mr. Fund's testimony until he sees the record (This deposition will probably cost me $800-$1,000.00. ), which he also ordered. We have a November 16, 2004 conference, and I have to file my Request for Trial no later than December 31, 2004. Trial will occur probably in New York County 15 months after the Trial Request is filed. I believe that the Judge can help with any settlement. Again, it is clear to me that Mr. Fund's attorney either has not conveyed our offer to his client, but simply has not analyzed the down side

risk in the case. By the way, in cases I have handled of this nature in the past (In which I have always obtained a decent settlement for my clients) it is not unusal for this stance in negotiating. Mr. Fund should settle the case because he HAS a choice.

That's it for now.

Gary

Exhibit 38 - Pillsbury-Foster Marital Declaration

38. Annexed hereto and marked as Exhibit 38, true and exact copies of the originals in my possession of “Pillsbury-Foster Marital Declaration,” true and exact copies of the originals in my possession, these facts are referenced herein as though set forth in full.

 

 

Note: Amendment to original inventory: June 5, 1999

Items Melinda wants are indicated by bold print. Total value on last page.

House Inventory

Spring 1998

Family Room &Family Room Closet

C=Community Property W=Wife’s H=Husband’s o=other resident N=Non-profit

Items that Craig took or may have caused to have taken from house before separation

C CD Collection of 500 cds. Craig took with him. I do not know where they are now. $20,000

C Guitar - Martin, good quality, $1,500

C 2 sony sound systems - $1,000

C Books - $800

C New top quality suit case - $450.00

These items were removed by either Craig or Morgan. I have filed a Police Report (Case No. 98-19046) Prudential claim filed: Claim No. 34S1571018035.

W Platinum and diamond wedding and engagement rings - MPF, belonged to

W Melinda’s mother- $12,000 (taken by Craig or Morgan, access probably provided by Craig)

W Baby clothes - $500

W Baby Book - $300

W Correspondence - $600

Closet in Dawn’s Bedroom

C Small refrigerator - bought used. $10.00

C Fan - used $10.00 (broken)

W Sewing supplies - MPF Purchased prior to 1984

C 1 box assorted ribbon - $10.00 (used up)

W 49 used patterns - MPF Purchased prior to 1984

C 23 used patterns - $10.00 (disposed of)

C 10 spools of thread, used - $4.00 (used up)

W Yarn - MPF ‘69 - ‘85

W Small table, MPF Melinda used as a child

O Clothing - Dawn

O Coat hangers - Ayn

O Clothing in drawers, Dawn and Ayn

W five heaters, acquired since separation

W Cardboard storage unit - MPF Purchased prior to 1984

C Plastic Laundry baskets 2 @ $.59 each Pic & Save (given away)

C 3 flowered cardboard storage chests @ $15.99 now worth $5.00 for all

Dawn’s Bedroom

O Dawn’s sewing machine - Dawn

O Cabinet - Dawn, moved down from SLO

O bedside table and lamp - Ayn, from Bombay Company

N Two book cases - donated to Foundations

W 2 sets of drawers and bookcase tops - MPF acquired from father, 1989

W Day bed- MPF acquired from father, 1989

W Small gateleg table - MPF acquired by purchase 1971

C Credenza - acquired 1995 - $400.00

C Melinda’s Sewing Machine acquired in 1987 - $100.00

C Love seat acquired in 1987 - $30.00

C Set of 3 tables from IKEA - $60.00

C Sewing Machine Chair, recovered by Melinda from garage sale - $10.00

C 3 pictures - $4.50 each from Pic & Save worth $2.00 for all

C Ironing Board with cover - $9.00 used

O Clothing in Drawers - Dawn

W 5 photos - Melinda’s from father

W Framed print - free, leftover from garage sale for BPW

C Small green rug - Pic & Save $5.00

O Videos - Dawn’s

O Tapes - Dawn’s

O Television - Dawn’s

O Stereo - Dawn’s

O Chair - from garage sale, Dawn’s

Books

W Poetry books - MPF. purchased prior to 1985

O Dawn’s Books

O Ayn’s books

C Community Books - $100.00

Central Closet

14 boxes of fabric

O 7 Dawn’s

W 4 MPF Purchased prior to 1984

C 3 boxes of fabric - $75.00 (used up 1998 - 1999)

C 1 box glue and paints - $5.00

C 1 box greeting cards - $5.00

C 1 box balloons - $5.00

C 1 box feathers, badges & craft ribbon - $3.00

C 1 box children’s stickers - $2.00

C/W 1 box ribbons, fans, flowers, and special event supplies - $10.00 (oops, at least half was acquired before marriage.) $2.50

C 1 box plasticware - $5.00 (used up)

W 1 box wrapping paper - pretty old, not worth anything

C 14 stuffed animals to give as gifts - $14.00 Purchased from Oriental Trading Co. & Pic & Save (given away 1998)

C 2 angel-shaped candles - $.99 each, Pic & Save (burned)

W 1 red holly-scented candle - Acquired since Separation

W 4 ornate “joy” candles - Acquired since Separation

W 5 sets of pine cone candles, purchased since separation

C 2 angel-covered photo albums - $1.00 each (given away)

W 1 box napkins - $5.00 Acquired since Separation (used up)

C 1 box boxes - nothing (Craig can have half of them)

W 1 box hot drink cups (used) Acquired since Separation

W 1 box cold drink cups - (used) Acquired since Separation

W 1 package white doilies -Acquired since Separation

C/W 3 clear plastic ladles $.67 each (Craig can have one) $.40

C pile of used plastic picnic plates - nothing (Craig can have them)

C 1 life-size plastic skeleton - cost $7.50 at Pic’n’Save, used worth $3.00

C 5 rolls partially used plastic table covering in various colors - $6.00(used up)

O Children’s toys - Belong to kids

C 3 boxes of small toys for grandchildren - $25.00

C Boxes and bags of fake flowers, used - $10.00

C/W Boxes of family photos - no value, Craig can have copies of all from marriage on June 21, 87 to January 23, 1998, at his cost. No earlier pictures available to him.

W Box of mementos from Melinda’s Father - MPF

W Orotones Gift to Melinda from Father and Anne Gripp (see inventory)

Linen Closet

C Sheets, pillow cases blankets - $60.00 (now worth $30.00)

W Sheets, pillow cases, blankets, quilt, acquired before 1985

O Kid’s linens, mostly acquired before marriage

C 2 pillows, Pic & Save - $2.50 each new, used $1.00

W Vases - Mostly acquired before marriage

C five acquired since, plastic, $5.00

Kitchen

C/W Dishes, correlle, 1/2 acquired before marriage, worth $35.00

C Glasses, $9.00

W Tupperware, acquired before marriage

W KitchenAide Mixer, gift

W Toaster, acquired since separation

W Coffee maker

W Knife set, to balance traffic tickets. $1,000

C/W Cooking ware, $50.00

W Kitchen implements, before marriage & gifts

C Washer & Dryer $400 set (now worth $250.00)

C Refrigerator, has needed repairs recently. $200

W Set bowls, first marriage

W Fondue pot, first marriage

W Blender

W Chopper

W Antique dishes, gifts & acquisitions before marriage

W Hot pad, gift from Arthur, made in scouts

C Bread Box, $5.00

W Electric kettle, gift

W Rice maker, after separation

W Hot water pot, after separation

W serving pieces, gifts and before marriage

W Tea pots, gifts & before marrige

W Food, spices, cleaning supplies

O Wine, Dawn is making the stuff.

Patio

C 2 tables, one chair, $50

C 1 unbrella, $30

W 1 unbrella, acquired after separation

W 1 marble topped table, had since 1971

W 2 chairs, since 1971, matching

C Planters, Pic & Save, $4.00

Breakfast nook

W Table & chairs - MPF acquired 1983

W Buffet - MPF acquired 1985

W 2 matching buffets with bookcase tops - MPF acquired from father, 1989

W White painted buffet, bookcase - MPF acquired 1959

W Linen chest - acquired from parents, 1989

W Linens - from mother, three nice lace table cloths

W Three table cloths bought since separtion

W Three table cloths, bought at used store - $20.00

W 2 Table cloths, gifts from Craig on Honeymoon with napkins

C set of 6 lace table clothes from Domestications. Purchased for $9.99 each. Very worn. Estimate worth at $3.00 each - $30.00

C Set of 6 pink table clothes from Domestications, newer, Craig can have these.

C cloth napkins 60% acquired before marriage, 40% afterwards, worth $20.00

W Tea cloths

C 30 twisted stem wine glasses - Domestications purchased for $1.00 each new, worth $10.00 for all

W 9 4-faceted stem wine glasses

W 8 plain champagne flutes

C 2 African violets - $.99 each at Vons (died)

C 3 wooden trivets - $5.00 each (One scorched $7.50)

W 1 stuffed frog - was a gift for Craig, didn’t have a chance to give it to him.

C 1 stack brown lunch bags - Vons- $.50 (Used up)

C 1 can Sterno fondue fuel - $.30 (used up)

W 2 broken tea cups - need fixing, cost nothing

C 1 box table decorations

C 1 white mini broom and dustpan set - Vons spring round up $.99

W 1 drawer dish towels - some acquired from 1976 on.

C 3 small cobalt blue bowls with gold rims - Ross for Less, $3.00 (broke)

C 1 large cobalt blue plate with gold rim - Ross for Less, $4.00 (given away)

C 1 large cobalt blue bowl with gold rim - Ross for Less, $6.00

C 2 copper candle holders - garage sale, $3.00 for pair

W 38 white candles - $.25 ea. Pic & Save, acquired after separation

W 11 red candles - $.39 ea. Pic & Save, acquired after separation

O 2 partially burned black candles Pic & Save

C 2 white ghost Halloween novelty candles Pic & Save $.39

W 2 golden candles - gift to Melinda from Christmas last year

C 2 orange Halloween novelty candles - $.88

C 4 green candles $.25 ea. (used up)

C 1 partially full box Hannukah candles - Vons $1.00 (gone)

W 1 silver wine bucket - wedding gift - sent to Craig, he left in garage

C 2 aluminum platters - $2.00 each from Pic & Save - $4.00

C 1 aluminum wire fruit bowl - Pic & Save, $2.00

C 1 aluminum bowl - garage sale, $6.00

C 2 pair silver tongs - garage sale, $5.00

C 3 large silver ladles - purchased from William-Sonoma, $7.00 each

W 2 silver and gold serving spoons - Garage sale, $2.00

C 1 blue crennelated glass dish - IKEA, $4.00

C 2 large Revereware Jefferson cups, gift from Craig

2 engraved “INTEL” and “USC University Hospital Richard K. Eamer Medical Plaza May 16, 1991” - gift from Craig’s father, obviously very valuable. Collector’s Items $20.00

C 6 chicken shaped glass egg cups - Domestications, $5.00

W 6 small Revereware cups - gift from Craig

W 1 vanilla orchid - Purchased from Santa Barbara Orchid Estate for $35.00 Craig can have this, too for only $35.00 (died)

W Various glassware, MPF Melinda’s, from Mother

W Two punch bowls, with matching cups, one from Melinda’s mother, the second from Melinda’s second wedding.

W China tea set, Melinda’s birthday present, 1991

Living Room

W Buffet - birthday gift from parents, 1974

O Piano - gift to children from Craig Franklin, 1985

W Framed pictures of family - acquired at various times, Melinda’s (Wedding pictures have been properly disposed of)

W Framed sampler - MPF heirloom gift to Melinda, acquired from father in 1989

C Flowered Pink couch IKEA, as is, ($100.00 damaged)

C Flowered Pink loveseat - IKEA, as is, ($70.00 (damaged)

C 1 dining room table - purchased from previous owner of house $400

C 6 chairs (yellow velveteen seats) - with table

C 1 upholstered white leather chair - $50.00

W Pillows, acquired before marrige and recovered

C 1 small round table, simulated cherry finish - Bombay Company with daughter discount $25.00

C 1 painting, orange cat and books with frame - Bombay Co. Ayn discount, $20.00

C 1 folding leaf table - Purchased used for $75.00

C 1 oval coffee table - Bombay Co., Ayn discount, $80.00

C 1 fireplace screen - $50.00

C 3 wicker chairs - IKEA as-is room, $19.00 each in 1994, used $30.00 all

C 1 green ceramic urn with lid - Pic & Save, $15.00

C 1 white ceramic wall plant stand - Ross for Less, $5.00

C 1 large Golden Porthos - gift from Dolores and Dee when we moved in.

C 1 small round rug - Pic & Save, $19.00, worth $5.00

C 9 small African violets - $.99 each at Vons (two died) $3.00

C 1 blue ship-shaped bottle with cork - Rummage give away at meeting

C 2 molded glass tall candle holders - Wedding gift from Bergland & Ayres $30.00

W Plant in white container, gift from Edi to Melinda in 1982

C 2 white candles - $.25 each, Pic & Save

O small wooden table - Bombay Co., Ayn Discount and damaged

C 1 set fireplace utensils - $40 from closing store

C 16 settings flatware (hammered finish handles) Bought at Robinsons in 1996 - $200

C 16 (minus) settings flatware bought at Oneida store in Solvang in 1996 Missing spoons & forks, replaced after separation $60.00

C 1 aluminum toast rack - garage sale, $1.00

C Electric Wok - gift from the Clarks $10.00

C Fake Ficus - came with house. Maybe Craig want’s it?

C Sterling Silver - gifts to the two of us with exception of one spoon, gift by me to Craig in 1984. Value $2,000

O Cat scratching post - Dawn’s

W Silver Tea Set, Melinda bought for $125.00 at garage sale. Craig’s birthday gift to her for several years.

Master Bedroom

Bedroom furniture:

W Cherrywood bed - acquired in 1972

W Cherrywood dresser - acquired in 1972

C Bedclothes - well worn, $25.00

C Melinda’s nightgowns bought for Craig (Does he want them)

W Underwear, bras

W Jeans, pants

W Easy-care formals - MPF, Personal clothing

W Walnut side table - acquired in 1959, Melinda refinished several times

W Maple dresser with mirror - Melinda, acquired in 1962

W Clothing in drawers, Melinda’s (Won’t fit you, Craig)

W Secretary desk, heirloom, gift from father - 1989

W Stationary and heirloom items, gifts from mother

W Chair - 1985 MPF

W Book case - MPF gift from father, made by Uncle Ernie, 1989

W Items on book case - MPF gifts from mother

W Rocking chair - MPF gift from father, 1989

W Bow front dresser, MPF birthday gift, 1994

W In Dresser, vitamins, cosmetics, spare hairdryer, travel supplies MPF Personal, much of it acquired this year.

C large television set - $150

C Stereo - $75

C Bose tape player - $500

C 2 lamps on tables - $10.00 for pair (Domestications)

C 2 lamps on walls - in place with house

C Cherry filing cabinet - $70.00

C small rug - Oriental Trading Co. - $15.00

C 2 line phone - $30.00

C clock - $10.00 maybe. It’s pretty old and ugly. I actually hate the thing

O small lightwood drawers, Ayn, on loan to me, contains soap and other disposible items

C TV cabinet - I assembled, $10.00

W Marble heart on Melinda’s dresser, gift from Mother in 1967

W Carved wood box, gift from Craig I really liked, almost as much as the slippers.

W Tape of Craig performing at ‘91 convention in Chicago

W Jewelry box, gift from Ayn

W Jewelry - all Melinda’s separate property, all gifts

W 2 Engagement rings

W wedding rings (3)

W 15 pairs of earrings

W three gold necklesses

W One garnet (not ruby) bracelet - took it to jeweller. Not worth much.

W Swan brooch - was a gift from my adored husband.

W 2 fake gold rings

Closet, Master Bedroom

W Melinda’s clothing and shoes, Craig removed his long ago.

C Box of H. Ross CannonBall tapes, rare collector’s items - $5,000 (cost of production) I want 5 tapes)

W Melinda’s old jewelry box, gift from parents in 1958

Contents: Mementos MPF

W Jewelry box, gift from kids, 1980, I think.

C 2 Plastic clothes hamper, tops missing - $1.00

Bathroom

C 2 stackable white shelving units, Melinda assembled - $10.00 each new, used, $10.00 both

W Bath soaps - MPF

W Bubble bath - MPF

W 2 vases - MPF, Purchased prior to 1984

W 2 African violets in containers, acquired after separation

W Rabbit dish - MPF, gift

W Towels, pink and green, Purchased prior to 1984

W Basket with bath salts - MPF gave to Mother in 1974, got it back when she died.

C Rack under sink - $1.00

C Trash can under sink - $1.00

W Toilet paper, purchased since separation

W Sanitary supplies - MPF

W Plastic Travel bag - MPF

W Toiletries - MPF Purchases since separation

Luggage Closet

C Case Melinda uses, used $150.00

W Old suit case

W Old suit case

W old suitcase

W old suitcase

W Oldlamp

W Bags

Upstairs Library

C Blue oriental rug - present from Larry and Mei worth $1,500?)

O 3 viewing tubes - belong to kids I guess. Not mine or Craig’s

W/C Fiction Library, including science fiction - mostly paperbacks (I had a large library before marriage. I estimate this collection to be 65% mine, 35% Craig’s Worth maybe $200

N Furniture - Donated to non-profits

N Non-fiction library donated to Non-profits

C Books, fiction (I had a large librry before marriage. I estimate this collection to be 65% mine, 35% Craig’s Worth maybe $500

Library room off Justin’s room

W Children’s books acquired before marriage (none purchased since)

W book case - MPF acquired from Father, 1972

O Desk - on loan from Morgan, I am going to sell it to paymyself back for her thefts, in part.

O Justin’s stuff, his property, trifle with it at your own risk

Justin’s room

O I am not brave enough to venture within.

It isn’t worth much, and it is his, just ask him.

Ed’s Room

O Table and chairs, inherited from Jeff by Ed

O Bed, dresser, side table and stereo cabinet, gifts to Ed

O Filing cabinet, gift to Ed

O Clothing in closet - Ed’s , dresses stored there for Dawn

O Television - Ed’s, gift on birthday

O Stereo, he bought it several years ago.

O Computer, gift to Ed.

Office

N Desks, computers, fax machine, filing cabinets, donated to non-profits

W Personal files

N Stationary supplies, paper, paper cutter, postal scale

Garage

C Plastic chairs - 10 worth $3.00 each, used

W Folding chairs, 10

W Small round table, Melinda’s in 1978

W The Thing - Melinda’s, from her father, 1972

C Two storage shelves in pine $10.00each

C one storage shelf, old bookcase - $5.00

W Ukranian Easter egg dyes and jars - should be replaced Does Craig want them?

W 13 bottles Noni juice

C Old filing cabinet - (has my cake pans in it and the kids diving gear)

Diving gear belongs to kids, cake pans I have had since the ‘70’s

O Three bikes, one for Justin Ed and Dawn, their property

O Ed’s motorcycles (1)

O Ed’s tools

O Justin’s tools

O Athletic equipment

Cat travelling boxes

C 2 community property - $10.00

O 2 belong to kids

O Cat feeder - belongs to cats

O Cat box - belongs to cats

O Purple boxes containing Ayn’s storage

O Boxes and bags with Dawn’s stuff

O Box with Kids costumes - Melinda made before marriage, belong to kids, anyway.

Hallway:, top of stairs

W Pictures, Melinda’s, from family (Craig’s went with him)

W Small table with drawer - MPF acquired in 1985

C Vase - from Pic & Save - $3.00

C Mirrored tray - $8.00