Warren Willis died six weeks ago in Chicago. In an envelope marked open after my death the following handwritten message was found, This is my will. I want my car to go to my brother Charlie, my paintings to go to my sister Sally, and my savings accounts to be split 75% to Sally and 25% to Charlie. Signed, Warren Willis. In addition to the car and some paintings, Warren owned an investment account, a checking account, household furnishings and furniture that included valuable antiques. There were no savings accounts although there was an interest-bearing checking account with almost $60,000 in it. Charlie, with his sisters blessing, has applied to be the estates personal representative. Charlie and Sally are the only known relatives.

Explain . If appointed, what is the term that describes Charlies position as the estates representative? c Would Sally get 75% of the bank account?