I found a website that had photos and form names and it had the form name at the top of each set of movements. Later poking around I found the form list and thought I would give it a try. What little I found out is that Sun Yong Tian created this "16" form set in 2006. He later taught it at the International Symposium in Nashville, TN in 2009. About all I can find out about it AND him. I wonder if he decided to create this short form because all the other families seem to be creating short forms and didnt want Sun shi to fall behind. Can anyone fill in a little info about Mr Sun? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Bo_VqC1-Vw I also find it a little curious about the 16 count. Seems he left out Strum the Lute,spots. I guess he just wanted to use those as transitions and didnt want the count to go too high.
Ready position
1. Tuck In Robes
2. Open and Closing Hands and Single Whip
3. Wave Hands like Clouds
4. White Crane Spreads its Wings
5. Open and Closing Hands and Single Whip
6. Punch Fist under the Elbow
7. Step Back and Whirl Arms
8. White Crane Spreads its Wings
9. Open and Close Hands and Brush Knee
10. Flash the Arm
11. Open and Closing Hands and Single Whip
12. Step Forward with Seven-star
13. Step Backward and Straddle the Tiger
14. Turn Body and Lotus Kick
15. Clout with Both Fists
16. Combine “yin’ and “yang’ into One
Closing Form

I believe Sun Yongtian (no relation to the Sun Lutang family) was a student of Sun Lutang's daughter, Madame Sun Jianyun.