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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 8541785, member: 19250&quot;]This sort of story is very often played out just as you posted.</p><p>IDK if its the schock of the loss...or just wanting to get it done and move on with their lives.</p><p>Ive told this story several times...as a child living in a row home in Baltimore&nbsp; our neighbors were these two old ladies. They loved me would watch me to give mum a break...let me crawl up in the coal chute to pullit down for them good memories they were very nice to be around They were like family.</p><p>One of the ladies had a brother my mum and father believed him to be lower class or poorer ...my dad worked in a bank ...he wore a suit every day to work...his old suitschevgive to the lady for her brother to wear.</p><p>Well the man passed...in fact was layed out in one of my fathers old suits.</p><p>When they went though his old row home...they found old coffee and tobacco cans filled with cash!</p><p>Like 60 /70 $ thousand dollars.</p><p>Care to guess what lets say 65 k in 1959 money was actually worth? In todays money....</p><p>One never knows... and&nbsp; in my years I have seen this story as yours over and over.....again.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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