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201404503 death of one of the parties to this dissolution, whichever occurs first. For purposes of continuation of health insurance coverage, this decree becomes final and operative six months after it is rendered. B. The written Property Settlement Agreement of the parties signed by the parties is hereby approved and the terms thereof are hereby incorporated herein and made a part of this Decree as if fully set forth herein and the parties are ordered to comply with the terms and provisions thereof. C. Plaintiff shall receive as his sole and separate property, all of the household goods, furniture, furnishings, and the 1999 Chevrolet Silverado that are currently in his possession, subject to any indebtedness thereon. Plaintiff shall also receive those household goods, furnishings and tools presently located in the family home save and except for the items listed in paragraph 4 below which are specifically set aside to the Defendant. D. Defendant shall receive as her sole and separate property, the following household goods, furniture, furnishings: sheepskin rug, crib, Queen Anne chair, oak secretary desk, library table, queen bed and frame, personal television in the bedroom, sewing and craft items, religious figures in the backyard, and all personal clothing, jewelry and effects. Defendant shall receive the 1999 Ford Taurus automobile and the 1994 Mallard camper, subject to and indebtedness thereon. E. The parties shall divide the family pictures, mementos, Christmas decorations, ornaments and lights, and kitchen dishes, utensils, pots and pans. F. Plaintiff shall be awarded the male dog and Defendant shall be awarded the female dog. G. Each party shall be awarded as his or her sole and separate property, free and Davis v. Davis; CI 13 -788 Decree of Dissolution Page 3 Page 3 of 141'