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proper and execute promissory notes, security deeds or agreements, financing

statements, or other security instruments in such form as the lender may

request and renew said notes and security instruments from time to time in

whole or in part. To have free access at any time or times to any safe deposit

box or vault to which I might have access.

(F) Business operating transactions. To conduct, engage in, and

otherwise transact the affairs of any and all lawful business ventures of whatever

nature or kind that I may now or hereafter be involved in. To organize or

continue and conduct any business which term includes, without limitation, any

farming, manufacturing, service, mining, retailing or other type of business

operation in any form, whether as a proprietorship, joint venture, partnership,

corporation, trust or other legal entity; operate, buy, sell, expand, contract,

terminate or liquidate any business; direct, control, supervise, manage or

participate in the operation of any business and engage, compensate and

discharge business managers, employees, agents, attorneys, accountants and

consultants; and, in general, exercise all powers with respect to business

interests and operations which the principal could if present and under no

disability.

(G) Insurance and annuity transactions. To exercise or perform any

act, power, duty, right, or obligation, in regard to any contract of life, accident,

health, disability, liability, or other type of insurance or any combination of

insurance; and to procure new or additional contracts of insurance for me and to

designate the beneficiary of same; provided, however, that my Agent cannot

designate himself or herself as beneficiary of any such insurance contracts.

(H) Estate, trust, and other beneficiary transactions. To accept, receipt

for, exercise, release, reject, renounce, assign, disclaim, demand, sue for, claim

and recover any legacy, bequest, devise, gift or other property interest or

payment due or payable to or for the principal; assert any interest in and

exercise any power over any trust, estate or property subject to fiduciary

control; establish a revocable trust solely for the benefit of the principal that

terminates at the death of the principal and is then distributable to the legal

representative of the estate of the principal; and, in general, exercise all powers

with respect to estates and trusts which the principal could exercise if present

and under no disability; provided, however, that the Agent may not make or

change a will and may not revoke or amend a trust revocable or amendable by

the principal or require the trustee of any trust for the benefit of the principal to

pay income or principal to the Agent unless specific authority to that end is

given.

(I) Claims and litigation. To commence, prosecute, discontinue, or

defend all actions or other legal proceedings touching my property, real or

personal, or any part thereof, or touching any matter in which I, or, my

property, real or personal, may be in any way concerned. To defend, settle,

adjust, make allowances, compound, submit to arbitration, and compromise all

accounts, reckonings, claims, and demands whatsoever that now are, or

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