The Story of 18431 Santana Ave

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The property opened probate on July 8, 2015.  The PR/Administrator is the deceased owner’s son.  His name is Byron.  He intends to complete his college education using the proceeds of the sale according to his departed father’s wishes.

On April 18, 2015 at 10 AM, Byron’s father took his own life.  This voluntary act ended eight years of pain and suffering.  He had been continuously suffering from the side-effects of a lengthy stay in the hospital in 2009.

He continued to work the job he had before his sickness but was blindsided when the company he worked for closed down his department.  Having lost his job, and his health deteriorating, he was not able to find a job to replace the one he lost. He applied for disability but was turned down with the reason saying that he could still work.

After unemployment ran out, he started exhausting his savings. He could no longer pay his health insurance, was unable to qualify for disability and unable to find a new job, he had no source of financial support.  He started going to the free clinics but the health care was not adequate enough to help him with his pain that was getting worse every day.

In his letter to his son and his family, he said that he never wanted to go back to the hospital.  He had finally reached the end of what seemed to all of us who knew him – his endless patience.

Harold was a very patient man.  He was kind, sensitive and considerate to others.  He was an extremely bright and talented computer programmer.  In his youth, he worked for IBM, where he received a lot of recognition.  He then founded his own consulting company, HCS Inc. and did very well but his health was always his weakness because of a genetic predisposition.

He was a very private man.  He was not one who complained about anything that happened to him.  He could have filed a lawsuit against his doctors during his 14 month stay in the hospital in 2009 but he was also not a litigious man.  He knew the doctors and nurses who worked with him were trying their best.

At the same time, he knew he never wanted to be in the hospital ever again.

Being a very logical man, he calculated his chances for survival and decided that he wanted to exercise choice over the way in which he would leave this world.

Byron has reached some sort of closure from the letter his father left for him and his immediate family.  This does not make it any easier for him to accept that his father is no longer in this world but he intends to continue with his education.

Byron hopes to become a famous writer someday.  He now lives with his mother in an apartment a few blocks from Cal State Fullerton where he intends to finish his studies.

If you are an investor, we are accepting backup offers and will choose a buyer no later than August 15, 2015.  Submit a formal offer – IN WRITING – to Carmelita in order to be considered.  She has graciously offered to help you write the offer if you need help.

Also, for those who believe in energy healing, a shaman has been hired to cleanse the property of all negative energies.  Ever since the clearing, the house has received quite a few offers.

If you are a buyer who wants to occupy the home, contact Carmelita or ask your agent to call Carmelita (562) 305-7995.