Meet the art collector who left $50,000 tips for 2 waitresses in his will

Robert Ellsworth, an art collector who died in August 2014, left $50,000 for each of two waitresses at a Manhattan restaurant.

According to New York Post, Ellsworth who passed away at 85, left the tip for the waitresses who work at Donohue’s Steak House.

The late art collector who was a regular at the restaurant, included the waitresses, Maurren Donohue-Peters and Maureen Barrie in his will.

Speaking to New York Post, 53-year-old Donohue-Peters said she was shocked  “I just couldn’t believe it. I didn’t expect anything.”

Ellsworth was worth an estimated $200 million before death.