WRITE YOURSELF A WILL - DON'T DIE INTESTATE

Dear friends,

When you see your family and friends, and you have something you want to say, but you can't actually put it into words in one setting, you may need to consider a will.

WRITE SOME WILLS
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You will find that most people rarely think about this extremely personal action, and there are many options for people who have never thought of this act. It is very obscure and portentous but wills are a part of everyday life. Your act of volition says volumes about you everyday; in what you wear, drive, eat, and how often you bathe even; so it is very important that you present your will as a remedy in case something happens. Most people start to think about this in their thirties, and it doesn't take that long at all to satisfy this thought. You need to remember that everyone has personal possessions, even a person who is considered hapless, so you should think of these things as a remedy within yourself. This is a personal decision you make to relate to those around you what you intend to do, and what you desire to have done.

Remember:

1) Preparing a will can be a personal event for you in your leisure time.

2) Researching forms at the library doesn't take that long.

3) When you write a will, you will make a better life, and you can make your wishes privately.

4) Oftentimes people die intestate, so keep this in mind.

5) If you intend to live to a certain age or if you have a desire for a long life, make it known.

6) Just because you want to live longer, doesn't make you selfish, and you are entitled.

7) Write a small synopsis for yourself, so you will have these things in mind.

Thanks for your time.

Yours in public service,

Bruce W. Raulston