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� <br />Memo to Jim Iles <br />April 4, 1984 <br />. <br />It was indicated that Dan's sister, Mrs. Johnston, stbps by his house <br />and drops off a Social Security check to him and that is all she does. <br />I indica�ed that in tlie past I have dealt with Mrs. Johnston in an <br />attempt to get her and her family to do something pertaining to Dan's <br />environment but she has always been uncooperative. <br />The talk then centered around friends and neignbors helping Dan. They <br />indicated that there were individuals willing to donate a shower stall; <br />others werr �ailling to donate furniture, clothing and other items. <br />Sally Noffman, CSO, indicated that this type of help would be insufficient. <br />Dan would break up the furniture and destroy household items as he has <br />done in the past. Sally indicated that Dan needed to be watched over <br />more closely. <br />The Mental Health Officer indicated that Dan was not considered a severe <br />mental case but was bordering on'it. Therefore, Mental Nealth could not <br />step in and take over in this case. DSHS indicated that so long as there <br />was a roof over his head, an income and food available to him, they <br />could not step in and take over. <br />Mrs. Anderson, a friend and business owner, stated that it would be <br />better for Dan to live in her horse barn since it was cleaner than the <br />house Dan lived in. <br />Dan's sister, Mrs. Merritt, said she was suprised at the way Dan was <br />living since she thought the other sister, Mrs. Johnston, was taking care <br />of Can. She and her husband are not capable of taking complete care of <br />Dan, but they are concerned about him. <br />I asked if there was a way to have this situation presented to the Court <br />and have the guardianship of Dan's financial security changed from Mrs. <br />Johnston to an agency who w�uld have a better budget system for providing <br />for Dan and at the same time have more control over him and his actions <br />plus provide a suitable living environment. This is possible. <br />I stated that the structure Dan is now living in is far worse than 90% of <br />the structures I have posted "Illegal to Occupy" and eventually torn <br />down. <br />The group asked me what it would take to rehabilitate the structure and <br />I responded with: <br />The structural portion of the house would have to be <br />worked on to a great extent to make the,structure sound <br />again. <br />2. The vital systems, plumbing, electrical and mechanical <br />would have to be completely redone. <br />-3- <br />� <br />z <br />0 <br />� <br />� <br />m <br />-� �. <br />� <br />.. -� <br />cn x <br />m <br />co <br />m o <br />-i c <br />o; <br />m <br />_ -Z-i <br />m <br />H <br />.Q � <br />�n= <br />� .� <br />-i in <br />� <br />T <br />O 7� <br />T � <br />-� m' <br />m � <br />N <br />O <br />o r <br />c� m <br />c in <br />y N <br />z c'� <br />� m <br />a <br />� <br />� <br />s <br />n <br />z <br />-� <br />x <br />N <br />z <br />0 <br />-i <br />� <br />m <br />