Kettler v. Fryer

This is a dispute arising from the administration of two estates.

The trial court entered a judgment of $2,398.89 against the defendant, and she appeals. We affirm.

Plaintiffs are the heirs-at-law of one Dick Fryer, who died in 1948. Under the terms of Fryer’s will, his wife, Velma Fryer (who later remarried and became Velma Gilmore), was appointed executrix and directed to manage his estate. She was given the right to use all or any part of the corpus of the estate during her life, and the remainder was to go to Dick Fryer’s heirs and their descendants.

Velma Gilmore died in 1956, and…