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04-19-2014, 09:48 AM
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I"m 67 and in good health. But I am 67. So I decided to take it upon myself to sell my entire collection in order to not burden my wife with having to deal with it.
Giving your spouse the names of one or even a few people you feel you could trust to help her in the event of an untimely departure does help to alleviate the burden a little. I appreciate Leon's offer to help. That's a huge responsibility to be willing to undertake (no pun intended) for someone. Regardless, it's best to plan as early as possible. 
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