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Commission reopens estate, confirms administrators and approves tax exonerations

Pendleton County Commission · August 4, 2026
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Summary

The commission reopened the Estate of E. Hadley Brown to report additional assets; Luci Brown qualified as Administratrix cta with a $100,000 bond. The body also confirmed executor/administratrix final settlements and approved a list of property tax exonerations.

The commission presented a set of probate and estate administration items and unanimously confirmed the clerk's vacation-period appointments. The minutes show the Estate of E. Hadley Brown was reopened to report additional assets and that Luci Brown qualified as Administratrix cta with a bond of $100,000.00.

The meeting also recorded approval of final settlement affidavits for multiple estates (for example, Sherry L. Mongold, Executrix of the Estate of Wanda L. Mongold; Thomas E. Campbell II, Executor of the Estate of Thomas E. Campbell) and a series of property tax exonerations with amounts by taxpayer. The exonerations included, among others, Maria Hottinger (Franklin District) for $1,044.00 and Weaver Homes, Inc. (Bethel District) for $3,352.50. These items were presented and confirmed on motions recorded as made by Commissioner Roger Dahmer.