Get Your Will Off Your To-Do List!

I was sitting in a tax class many years ago, when I commented to a class-mate that I had purchased a couple of family history logs for my young son’s grandparents to complete, so my son would be aware of his ancestry. I told her that my in-laws were aging and I wanted to have them fill these books out so I could pass them on to him. She turned to me and said, you know, its time for us to create those history logs for our kids too. I suppose, intellectually I knew that I wasn’t as young as I used to be, but somehow, completing a heritage book seemed to be something grandparents did, not me. Her comment really landed like an arrow right between the eyes, it woke me up to the fact that even if I wasn't old, the years were going by, and I needed to be prepared.

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