Ron and Penny

Tiny's main asset was his Screen Actor's Guild Pension, which went to his daughter, Tulip. It was worth ten or twenty thousand, I think. Then he had a life insurance policy for twenty thousand, which went to one of his cousins. The rights to most of his music belong to Warner Brothers Music. They claim that they spent considerabley more promoting Tiny than what they took in, so they do not pay the estate any royalties at this time. His appearances on TV and movies pay royalties, ten or twenty dollars here and there. He did make twenty thousand posthumously for a TV commercial that feautured one of his songs. He had no cash or stocks, except about sixty dollars that was in his pocket when he died. His small company recordings net an occasional royalty.