ln 1986, Tess made a will in which she devised her assets as follows: 1. ltem 1: 1 give and bequeath to my son, "Son", in fee simple absolute, my real property known as Greenacre which is located at 123 Sunnyside Drive, Kent County; ltem 11: 1 give my three diamond rings, located in envelopes in my safety deposit box, to the persons identified in a letter in my safety deposit box; ltem 111: 1 give $2000 to my daughter, "Daughter"; ltem IV: 1 give $100 to my friend, Dr. Doolittle; and ltem V: All the rest, residue and remainder of my personal estate of which I shall be possessed at the time of my death I give and bequeath to my friend, Fran. Tess signed the will in the presence of her doctor, Doctor Doolittle, and her nurse, Ms. Nurse. Doolittle and Nurse did not know what Tess was signing. Nurse left the room before Doolittle signed as a witness. Tess gave Son a copy ofher will. ln 1988, Tess decided to amend her 1986 will to revoke the gift to Doolittle. Tess wrote the amendment in long-hand and signed it on May 16, 1988. On May 24, 1988, Tess's friend, John, along with Nurse, witnessed the amendment. When Tess saw John, she could not remember his name. John was astounded. He had worked from 1975 to 1985 running Tess's shoe repair shop. John received only 25% of the salary he could have eamed elsewhere because Tess told him in 1977 that in recognition ofhis hard work, she would include a provision in her will devising Greenacre to him. ln March of 1991, Tess told Nurse that