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13.

Conduct general business activities.

Powers of Custody and Management of the Principal

Nominate guardian or conservator

Care and disposition of pets and animals

Arrange funeral and burial

Make or prohibit anatomical gifts

Employ nonmedical personnel such as domestics

Store and insure real and personal property

Renounce or resign from fiduciary positions

Provide for recreation, travel, religious needs or companionship

Powers to Make Health Care Decisions for the Principal

Request, receive and review all medical records

Employ and discharge medical personnel

Consent or revoke, withdraw or modify medical care

Grant releases to medical personnel

Authorization for nursing homes

Powers of Estate Planning for the Principal

Make gifts of charitable and non-charitable nature

Create, fund, mend, and terminate trusts, including those solely for the

benefit of the principal

Purchase life insurance, alter beneficiary designations, borrow against

policies, repay policy loans, and pay premiums

Exercise a spouse’s elective share rights

Exercise options under retirement plans

I further authorize

to act as my “watchdog” to

obtain and receive information from my Attorney- in-Fact named above, or to obtain and receive

information from any third party with whom my Attorney- in-Fact has had contact, whenever my

“watchdog” deems appropriate. Any third party releasing information

Regarding the acts and

actions of my Attorney- in-Fact shall not be liable for the release of such information,

confidential or otherwise, to my “watchdog.” The third party releasing the information need not

advise the Attorney- in-Fact of the inquiry or of the inquiry or of the information released.

Rev. 04/2000

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