The ceiling and walls (including crown molding) of a condo at Lucerne Green Condominiums in Lake Worth is covered in empty Budweiser beer cans, Tuesday, September 29, 2020. The previous owner, Mike Amolette, who passed away in June 2020, spent about 16 years covering the walls and ceilings in Budweiser cans. The exact number of cans is unknown. [JOSEPH FORZANO/palmbeachpost.com]

The ceiling and walls (including crown molding) of a condo at Lucerne Green Condominiums in Lake Worth is covered in empty Budweiser beer cans, Tuesday, September 29, 2020. The previous owner, Mike Amolette, who passed away in June 2020, spent about 16 years covering the walls and ceilings in Budweiser cans. The exact number of cans is unknown. [JOSEPH FORZANO/palmbeachpost.com]

The ceiling and walls (including crown molding) of a condo at Lucerne Green Condominiums in Lake Worth is covered in empty Budweiser beer cans, Tuesday, September 29, 2020. The previous owner, Mike Amolette, who passed away in June 2020, spent about 16 years covering the walls and ceilings in Budweiser cans. The exact number of cans is unknown. [JOSEPH FORZANO/palmbeachpost.com]

The ceiling and walls (including crown molding) of a condo at Lucerne Green Condominiums in Lake Worth is covered in empty Budweiser beer cans, Tuesday, September 29, 2020. The previous owner, Mike Amolette, who passed away in June 2020, spent about 16 years covering the walls and ceilings in Budweiser cans. The exact number of cans is unknown. [JOSEPH FORZANO/palmbeachpost.com]

The ceiling and walls (including crown molding) of a condo at Lucerne Green Condominiums in Lake Worth is covered in empty Budweiser beer cans, Tuesday, September 29, 2020. The previous owner, Mike Amolette, who passed away in June 2020, spent about 16 years covering the walls and ceilings in Budweiser cans. The exact number of cans is unknown. [JOSEPH FORZANO/palmbeachpost.com]

The ceiling and walls (including crown molding) of a condo at Lucerne Green Condominiums in Lake Worth is covered in empty Budweiser beer cans, Tuesday, September 29, 2020. The previous owner, Mike Amolette, who passed away in June 2020, spent about 16 years covering the walls and ceilings in Budweiser cans. The exact number of cans is unknown. [JOSEPH FORZANO/palmbeachpost.com]

A 2001 letter from the Budweiser Corporation hangs on the wall of a condo at Lucerne Green Condominiums in Lake Worth that is covered in empty Budweiser beer cans, Tuesday, September 29, 2020. The previous owner, Mike Amolette, who passed away in June 2020, spent about 16 years covering the walls and ceilings in Budweiser cans. The exact number of cans is unknown. [JOSEPH FORZANO/palmbeachpost.com]

The ceiling and walls (including crown molding) of a condo at Lucerne Green Condominiums in Lake Worth is covered in empty Budweiser beer cans, Tuesday, September 29, 2020. The previous owner, Mike Amolette, who passed away in June 2020, spent about 16 years covering the walls and ceilings in Budweiser cans. The exact number of cans is unknown. [JOSEPH FORZANO/palmbeachpost.com]

The ceiling and walls (including crown molding) of a condo at Lucerne Green Condominiums in Lake Worth is covered in empty Budweiser beer cans, Tuesday, September 29, 2020. The previous owner, Mike Amolette, who passed away in June 2020, spent about 16 years covering the walls and ceilings in Budweiser cans. The exact number of cans is unknown. [JOSEPH FORZANO/palmbeachpost.com]

The ceiling and walls (including crown molding) of a condo at Lucerne Green Condominiums in Lake Worth is covered in empty Budweiser beer cans, Tuesday, September 29, 2020. The previous owner, Mike Amolette, who passed away in June 2020, spent about 16 years covering the walls and ceilings in Budweiser cans. The exact number of cans is unknown. [JOSEPH FORZANO/palmbeachpost.com]

The ceiling and walls (including crown molding) of a condo at Lucerne Green Condominiums in Lake Worth is covered in empty Budweiser beer cans, Tuesday, September 29, 2020. The previous owner, Mike Amolette, who passed away in June 2020, spent about 16 years covering the walls and ceilings in Budweiser cans. The exact number of cans is unknown. [JOSEPH FORZANO/palmbeachpost.com]

The ceiling and walls (including crown molding) of a condo at Lucerne Green Condominiums in Lake Worth is covered in empty Budweiser beer cans, Tuesday, September 29, 2020. The previous owner, Mike Amolette, who passed away in June 2020, spent about 16 years covering the walls and ceilings in Budweiser cans. The exact number of cans is unknown. [JOSEPH FORZANO/palmbeachpost.com]

The ceiling and walls (including crown molding) of a condo at Lucerne Green Condominiums in Lake Worth is covered in empty Budweiser beer cans, Tuesday, September 29, 2020. The previous owner, Mike Amolette, who passed away in June 2020, spent about 16 years covering the walls and ceilings in Budweiser cans. The exact number of cans is unknown. [JOSEPH FORZANO/palmbeachpost.com]

Kris Johnson, longtime friend of Mike Amolette and executor of his will, sits in the living room of the Budweiser condo at Lucerne Green Condominiums in Lake Worth that is covered in empty Budweiser beer cans, Tuesday, September 29, 2020. The previous owner, Mike Amolette, who passed away in June 2020, spent about 16 years covering the walls and ceilings in Budweiser cans. The exact number of cans is unknown. [JOSEPH FORZANO/palmbeachpost.com]

The ceiling and walls (including crown molding) of a condo at Lucerne Green Condominiums in Lake Worth is covered in empty Budweiser beer cans, Tuesday, September 29, 2020. The previous owner, Mike Amolette, who passed away in June 2020, spent about 16 years covering the walls and ceilings in Budweiser cans. The exact number of cans is unknown. [JOSEPH FORZANO/palmbeachpost.com]

The ceiling and walls (including crown molding) of a condo at Lucerne Green Condominiums in Lake Worth is covered in empty Budweiser beer cans, Tuesday, September 29, 2020. The previous owner, Mike Amolette, who passed away in June 2020, spent about 16 years covering the walls and ceilings in Budweiser cans. The exact number of cans is unknown. [JOSEPH FORZANO/palmbeachpost.com]