Estate Treasures Shares The Life Of A Nonagenarian

Born in 1931 in Hungary, our client and his siblings wereorphaned at an early age. He survived the depression and the Great War. In the 1950's, he and his young pregnant wife escaped the Hungarian Revolution and went into Czechoslovakia. Eventually, they came to America. Here they were blessed with a second daughter. He worked for a public school system his long career as a maintenance man. In the 1980's his family found his long lost siblings via Facebook. The brother has made it to England to live and his sister was adopted by a Hungarian seamstress and remained in Hungary. Our client is enjoying his mid 90's with now living withfamily and no longer needs his wealth of tools. So all who are handy can benefit. Furniture is vintage and with care can be restored to new life. There is a fairly new electric recliner lift chair. He took up the hobby of jigsaw puzzles. Being clever, he realized he could glue them and frame them like wall art. There are dozens of this folk art. The gentleman never does the same puzzle twice. "Come find your treasure."