John Rutherford and his con flab e dab e dozie family tree

Letter to Thorpe & Hands about dad’s Will
Dear Mr Phillips
Thank you for your letter dated 25 July, and your condolences. Your letter included several
sheets showing a copy of my fathers’ Will, an Inventory: Immovable and Movable Property,
and on page 4 – Claims in Favour of the Estate ...? This page 4, which I have been told
by my sister, was included by mistake by you, and obviously refers to someone else’s
Will... someone who had considerably more to leave than my father ... caused some initial
confusion and could easily have led to some embarrasing confrontations within the family.
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It would have, or has, further compounded a very sad time where my father died in
a rather distressed state, taking a week or so to deteriorate from a very proud and
independant man into someone almost unrecognisable, uncomfortable, incontinent,
helpless, fearfully agitated and seemingly unable to recognise us when we visited him in
a hospital which barely tolerated his presence ... All in all, your letter, containing its still
uncorrected inclusion, seems to me to complement the rather shoddy way my father was
treated as he died – with no respect!
I was also told by my sister that you would be sending another letter, which would have the
correct details – neither she, nor I, have received this letter ... As a matter of courtesy, an
attempt at belated respect and just common decency ... or just to earn your fee with some
dignity ..., please send me, and my sister, the correct details and let us sign whatever we
have to sign.
Of course, if page 4 actually refers to my father and his estate, I appologise for the tone
of this communique, but please explain, in layman’s terms, the discrepancy between
R314000 mentioned in the meat of your letter and the R1074308 totalled up at the end of
page 4?
Best wishes
Alan Rutherford
JOHN RUTHERFORD AND HIS CON-FLAB-E-DAB-E-DOZIE FAMILY TREE