[Robotgroup] The CNC Mill saga: A request for information

[Leslie Filip]

It's funny how a non-working mill is worth "a lot of money" but Tom's  
books were apparently not even worth the time it would have taken to  
make a phone call to give them away. I am still saddened by Tom's  
passing even though I did not know him very well. To see Tom's  
belongings dissipated into dumpsters and private junk piles only  
saddens me more.

Les


On 06 Mar 2007, at 11:19 AM, Vern Graner wrote:

> Update on the CNC Mill that was at Toms apartment:
>
> It seems the executor of Toms estate believes that the mill was Toms
> personal property and that it is worth "a lot of money". The executor
> will not return the mill to us but instead, plans to sell it along  
> with
> the rest of Toms possessions.
>
> This is where the group comes in. :)
>
> I need everyone that was involved in the mill project to search your
> archives and find any and all materials (emails, photos, receipts)  
> that
> relate to the mill that could be useful in proving or  
> substantiating the
> Robot Group's ownership of the mill.
>
> I intend to pursue this with an attorney, beginning with a demand
> letter. It would be useful if we could produce substantial  
> documentation
> to back up our claims.
>
> I want everyone to please keep in mind that we are not upset with Tom,
> but we are upset at this attempt to rob us of Toms contribution to the
> group.
>
> Vern
>
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