In re the Estate of Miller

f 1 Clifton Eugene Miller, Jr., died in March 2003, and his wife died a few months later. The Uhlmans, the four children of Mr. Miller’s second wife, appeal the trial court’s finding of a $57,582.83 loan to Mr. Miller’s estate. They assert the money was a gift. Over objection, the court admitted testimony from Mr. Miller’s mother and his daughter that the money was a loan, not a gift. We conclude that the mother’s testimony was inadmissible under the feelings and impressions exception to the “dead man’s statute.” However, we agree that the daughter’s testimony was admissible. We affirm the…