otal 18.4% Voting Percentage Interest until otherwise notified in writing by them." Burns' argument must be rejected. The membership interest of the Nearys was referred to as the Neary Group simply because their interest in the 2784 premises derived from Anna and thereafter passed to Neary and his two

e Neary Group as consisting of three members with a 18.4% voting percentage interest, and the footnote to that Schedule which states that the three Nearys (Weary, Salvatore, and Mary Ann) have each contributed 100% of their respective undivided interest as tenants in common in the 2784 premises to 278