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Gabbert: Father Refused to Honor Signed 1980 Buyout Agreement for Family Business
“I went, simply went to him, said, here we have the agreement, and he said, I'm not gonna do it. I said, we have a legal agreement, and he said, oh, I'm not gonna do it.”
Gabbert: Estranged from family for at least a decade after company split
“I basically didn't see family for at least 10 years.”
Gabbert: Father signed legal agreement to sell controlling shares of Gabbert's
“This must have been in 77, maybe, and I said, can we agree that I'm going to buy you out? I'm running the business. I've been running the business for a while. Things are going pretty well, and we had a legal document signed that I would buy his, enough of his…”
Gabbert: Mid-Century Modern Was Not Mainstream Trend in Mid-20th Century
“People today think of mid-century as being popular then, but that was not the popular design at all. The popular was more of this American colonial turned legs, fabrics that had prints and flowers and birds on them.”