Reed Charles O'Connor

2016Annual

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What was filed

  • 16

    investments

  • 0

    positions

  • 0

    gifts

  • 0

    agreements

  • 3

    debts

  • 0

    reimbursements

  • 0

    income

  • 1

    spouse income

Named parties

  • Bank of America
  • Mills County State Bank
  • Cm Cards
  • ExxonMobil Corp. - salary and meentive compensation

As filed

Vanguard Growth Index Fund — Int/Div

Vanguard Equity Income Fund — Int/Div

Vanguard Strategic Equity Fund — Int/Div

Land and minerals-Reeves County, Texas — Rovalty

Energy Capital Credit — Int/Div

Texans Credit Union — Interest

Bank of America — Interest

Morgan, Stanley, Smith, Bamey — Interest

ExxonMobil stock — Int/Div

ExxonMobil 401K(ExxonMobil stock) — Int/Div

ExxonMobil 401K (common assets portfolio) — Int/Div

ExxonMobil Restricted Stock — Int/Div

Texas Tommorrow Fund — Distribution

Texas Tommorow Fund — None

US. Savings Bond — None

Bosque County, Texas farm — None

Liability — Bank of America — credit card

Liability — Mills County State Bank — Mongage-farm

Liability — Cm Cards — credit card

Spouse's income — 2016 — ExxonMobil Corp. - salary and meentive compensation

In VL, the loan formerly held by First National Bank of Hico has been sold to Mills County State Bank.

I have removed Vanguard Money Market from VIL. It was a Vanguard account established to receive 401k funds that had been rolled over from previous

employment. T used that account to regularly transfer amounts to the other Vanguagrd funds until this account was depleted. Tt no longer has any funds in it as

they have ull been transferred to the other identified Vanguard funds.

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