re 4 • The Battalion
Wednesday • November 23,19si
Man’s $800 million will honors hundreds of ordinary people
Millionaire's estate
to be distributed to
people he promised
a more comfortable
retirement
NEW YORK (AP) — It has been 30-
odd years since Gregory Condolucci, an
elevator operator, laid eyes on Milton
Petrie. It turns out that neither man
forgot. Petrie left the 85-year-old Con
dolucci $9,999.96 a year for life.
Petrie, known in life — and now, in
death — for his generosity, remem
bered hundreds of people, a few fa
mous, most unknown, in his $800 mil
lion will.
“He got a big kick out of me,” recalls
the 85-year-old Condolucci, who operat
ed the elevator at a New York City ten
nis club frequented by Petrie decades
ago. “I always kidded him.”
Petrie, 92, the down-to-earth son of a
Russian immigrant pawnshop owner,
died on Nov. 6. He built his fortune with
a chain of women’s clothing stores.
Petrie’s will names 451 beneficiaries,
including strangers he’d been helping
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since he read about them in the news
papers, and loyal employees whom he’d
promised a more comfortable retire
ment.
He also provided generously for his
own family members and for a few
celebrities such as former Jerusalem
Mayor Teddy Kollek, writer Elie Wiqsel
and Marla Hanson, the model whose
face was slashed on the street.
The value of his estate fluctuates
with the stock market, but one of his
lawyers, Jerome A. Manning, believes
it’s around $800 million.
“He said he never forgot where he
came from,” said Cordelia Fuller, whose
son, transit policeman Robert Venable,
was killed five years ago by a car thief.
A dozen times, Petrie asked Fuller to
bring Venable’s daughter, Januari, now
15, to his office.
“He would give her teddy bears and
a check,” Fuller recalled. “He wanted to
know about her progress in school. She
was very crazy about him.”
Under the will. Fuller, a nursing su
pervisor in Brooklyn, will receive
$5,000 a year for life.
“It’s nice what he did but I’d rather
for him to be here,” she said.
The will divides the beneficiaries
into groups, each of which will be paid
from the income of a particular trust.
So in some groups, the beneficiaries get
an odd amount.
Condolucci, a widower, said he’ll us
his money to help his brothers, niecs
and nephews. And he’ll replace!
couch, which was ruined in a flood.
“He always took care of me,” Coi
dolucci said. “I had.polio. He paid|
my two pairs of shoes. They were®;
apiece.”
Ruth Dran, of Bayonne, N.J., was
Petrie supervisor for 23 years.
After years of helping her boss mak
discreet financial arrangements
needy employees, she is getting
a year for the rest of her life. The
ey will help her move to Israel to!
near her daughter and grandchildren
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Walk-ins welcome. $20 w/ad = $5 off. 111 Univ. Dr., Suite
217, 846-6117.
March 11-18, 1995 P
$149/3 night $199/ 4 night
Per person, indudes free food, drink &
T-shirt program. Valid until Dec. 15, 1994
1 -SOO-M i .F*adre
Rome, Florence or Venice. 5 Nights Hotel, RT Air, Daily
Breakfast - $679 (dbl). B.J. 1-800-569-2223.
Adoption
Typing
We can make this difficult time easier for you. Loving
couple, easy to talk to. Large family get-togethers, memo
rable holidays, good education, financial stability & lots of
love & laughter await your child. Looking forward to talking
with you. Legal/medical expenses paid. Call Karen & Jeff
at 1-800-484-9150, 6659.
Typing-Word Processing. Fast, reliable, rush jobs ac
cepted. Reasonable rates. Laser printer. Call Charlotte
at 823-2418.
MOBILE DJ. Experienced. Great for Weddings, Parties,
Reunions, Dances, Birthdays, Sports Events, Christmas
Parties. Mic/Lightsavailable. Reasonable rates/will travel.
Call The Party Block at 693-6294.
Wanted
WANTED: Extra Graduation Tickets for Friday at 7:30pm.
Please Call 268-5239.
Lost/Found
Reward For Lost Dog. Andy Is a very friendly, black &
brown, 501b male, mixed breed with a full tail. Call 778-
4312.
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