Jack B. Schmetterer

2011Annual

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What was filed

  • 19

    investments

  • 8

    positions

  • 0

    gifts

  • 0

    agreements

  • 0

    debts

  • 0

    reimbursements

  • 1

    income

  • 1

    spouse income

Named parties

  • 4) under VII
  • 5) under VII
  • John Howard Association
  • Federal Bar Assocation, Chicago Chapter
  • Decalogue Society
  • American Bar Association
  • National Conference of Bankruptcy Judges
  • Just the Beginning Foundation
  • Umion League Club of Chicago - See (1) under VIII
  • Trust - See (2) under VIII
  • Former wife's State of Illinois Teacher Retirement after death 10/22/98 converted to spousal annuity plus annual COLA
  • in 2011 was self-employed as an attorney in Indiana

As filed

Chase Bank (Account) — Interest

Mass. Mutual Life Insurance Co. — Interest

All American Financial Corp. common stock n/k/a Hanover Ins — Int/Div

IRA Fidelity Balanced Fund — Int/Div

Trustee of Trust — None — 4) under VII

REMARRIED CALENDAR YEAR 2001 INVESTMENTS FOLLOWS — 5) under VII

Connecticut LT & Power — Int/Div — Sold (part)

Hawaian Electric Inc — Int/Div — Sold

Repsol Int'l Cap Ltd. PFD 7.45% — Int/Div — Sold

Federal Home Loan Mtg Corp 7.5% — Interest

Citizens Comm. Co. name changed 8/1/08 to Frontier Comm.Corp — Int/Div

GE Global Ins 6.45 — Interest

Preferred Plus 1st America Financial 7.55% — Int/Div

National Rural Utilities 6.1% — Int/Div — Sold

Saturms May Dept. 6.25% — Int/Div — Sold (part)

Windstream Corp. — Int/Div

Barclays Bank Pref. Stock — Int/Div

National City Bank of LaPorte (Account) — Interest

Frontier Comms. Corp — Int/Div — Sold

Advisory Board, John Howard Association

Member, Federal Bar Assocation, Chicago Chapter

Member, Decalogue Society

Member, American Bar Association

Member, National Conference of Bankruptcy Judges

Advisory Board, Just the Beginning Foundation

"Prvilege” Holder, Umion League Club of Chicago - See (1) under VIII

Trustee to Trust, Trust - See (2) under VIII

Income — 1123111 — Former wife's State of Illinois Teacher Retirement after death 10/22/98 converted to spousal annuity plus annual COLA — $28.448.00

Spouse's income — 112311 — in 2011 was self-employed as an attorney in Indiana

Part I: Positions

1. Line 8: In 1988, Union League Club of Chicago admitted all Federal Judges to "privilege" of using facilities at the Club without payment of any initiation

fee. As privilege holders, we each pay a monthly judicial rate (now $78 per moath), fixed by the Club to cover its overhead costs for privilege holders, We

must also pay regular rates for all food, lodging, entertainment, programs, or use of facilities requiring special charges. This is not an honorary membership or a

membership at all, but is under a Club "privilege" category to use the facilities by paying regular rates for whatever we use.

2. Line 9: After death of fomer spouse (10/28/98), Trustee became Trustee of

Trust which owns insurance policy, residence, and summer home under

testamentary trust which Trustee is beneficiary for life (except for insurance policy), and then

a8 successor,

Part VIL: Investments and Trusts

4. Line I: Chase Bank: Added "Account" because this is 4 checking account and accumulates a minimum amount of interest per year. Letter sent to Committee

6/15/10 indicating same.

5. Line 5: Trust #1 of which assets are life insurance purchased through U.S. Government and

in llinois and Michigan from which no income

is derived, of which Trustee #1 is beneficiary and

are successor beneficiaries.

6. Lines 7-19: Remarnied during calendar year 2001 and

assets are listed on these lines.

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