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r 4 IR 200209370 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF HALL COUNTY, JOHN STERLING WILLIAMS, ) Petitioner, ) VS. ) KATHERINE E. WILLIAMS, ) Respondent. ) FILED APR 919!9 DANE D. HENN Case No. 70 -118 DECREE OF DISSOLUTION On this 3rd day of April, 1979, this matter came on for final trial to the Court. The Petitioner was present and was represented by his attorney, Vince Dowding. The Respondent was present and was represented by her attorney, Tom Wagoner. Evi- dence was presented by both parties and a stipulation was entered into with reference to custody of the minor children of the parties. Upon due consideration of the evidence, the Court finds that the marriage is irretrievably broken and should be dis- solved. The Court further finds that the stipulation of the parties with reference to custody of the children should be approved and that a property distribution should be made. IT IS, THEREFORE, CONSIDERED, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED BY THE COURT as follows: 1. The marriage between the Petitioner and the Respondent is irretrievably broken and the marriage is hereby dissolved. 2. Custody of Joy L. Williams, born August 13, 1963; Robert E. Williams, born March 14, 1965; William J. Williams, born December 18, 1968; and Dwayne L. Williams, born March 13, 1970, is hereby awarded to the Petitioner. Respondent is hereby granted the reasonable right of visitation including one week at Christmas on odd numbered years and one month each summer, pro- vided the Respondent gives the Petitioner at least two weeks notice prior to the summer visitation. 3. Each of the parties shall keep the property in their possession except that the Respondent shall return the C. B. Base, S. W. R. meter, gold mirror and microwave oven to the Peti- tioner. The Petitioner shall give to the Respondent the round table and nine chairs, the antique library table and the shotgun. -1- s;, ;'. >!