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Corkey · 09-02-2010, 12:10 PM

Lets see 50 mill, well I'd put half in an interest bearing account, then spend the rest doing good things for our family, our extended family and be as generous as I could to the charities we give to.
That means that the Southwest Indian Foundation would have enough heating stoves for all of the Navajos, Pueblos and Apache who need them. The St. Joseph school for children would get an endowment and scholarship monies for Native kids to further their education.
Best Friends Society would have an endowment for all of the services they offer, including veterinary scholarships.
Then we'd go on a trip to Alaska.
Live still in our home if that is what we decide to do and not have to worry about being at another Reunion.

09-02-2010, 12:10 PM	#19
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