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Sandra F. Saudear Case Summary

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We are the attorneys representing Michael E. Sauder, Executor of the Estate of Sandra F. Sauder, who passed away on May 18, 2017. Enclosed please find a copy of the death certificate, and a signed authorization by the executor. Could you please confirm whether Sandra F. Sauder held any life insurance policies in effect with your company/institution and if so could you send us a copy of the applicable claim

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