In 1990, Owen married Alice. In 1995, Owen began preparing his will at work. His boss, Calvin, asked him what he was doing, and Owen responded that he was drafting his will. Calvin said, "Well if you're doing it on company time, you better make sure there's something in there for ole Cal, you know what I mean?" Owen's 1995 will, which was validly executed, read as follows: I, Owen, being of sound mind, do hereby make this my last will and testament, and leave the following property to the following people: 1. To my wife, Alice, I leave $200,000.2. To Calvin, I leave $50,000. 3. To my bro Dave, I leave $50,000. In 2000, Owen and Alice divorced. Owen never updated his will thereafter. In 2005, Owen married Betty. In 2015, Betty was looking through Owen's desk drawer looking for some stamps, and found his 1995 will, which Owen had never touched since its execution. Betty, furious that Owen had written a will leaving a substantial sum to his now ex-wife, and leaving nothing for her, tore it into pieces. In 2016, Betty died. In 2017, Owen died. At death, the torn-up pieces of his will were found. Because Owen had spent all of his earnings during marriage on living expenses, his estate at death consisted entirely of $300,000 from saving he had earned from before he was married. Owen is survived by Alice; Calvin; Dave, his best friend for thirty years, who has lived his whole life on the same street as Owen and has been his best friend for decades; and Dave, a brother who lives in W