MINNEAPOLIS
Jeffrey and Tami Leroy, as surety for Leroy Enterprise LLC, 223 Winkler Trail, Cologne; filed Aug. 30, 16-42558; Chap. 7; assets, $366,473; liabilities, $940,921.
Samantha Eubanks-Jenkins, Amber Jenkins, as surety for Smiling Faces Child Development Center LLC, Smiling Faces Academy, Smiling Faces Home Learning Care LLC.
8049 Zane Av., Brooklyn Park, MN 55443; filed Aug. 31, 16-42573; assets, $17,722; liabilities, $142,685.
St. Paul
Osman Abdalla Musani, as surety for Imperial Smokes and Kenpak International. 14537 Lockslie Trail, Savage; filed Aug. 29, 16-32693; Chap. 7; no schedules filed.
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