Steve and Ellen had three children: a daughter in New York, another daughter in California, and a son who had stayed around to work in the family company.

The couple ran a manufacturing company in Indiana started by the husband's father.

Although he was in his nineties, the grandfather still came to the office every day (during the parts of the year when he wasn't in Florida).

Like so many family businesses, there were three generations involved simultaneously. The problem? The successor: Steve and Ellen