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201301207 <br />INITIALS <br />X .5' Al (1) Real estate transactions. <br />X S ,4-r" (2) Tangible personal property transactions. <br />X I_Cr (3) Stock and bond, commodity, option and other securities transactions. <br />XS4 1 (4) Banlr;ng and other financial institution transactions. <br />X _ ' 7 (5) Business operating transactions. <br />X_.5 ,' % (6) Insurance and annuity transactions. <br />- (7) Estate, trust, and other beneficiary transactions. <br />X `.�',4 7 (8) Living trust transactions. <br />XS A r (9) Legal actions. <br />Xi A 7 (10) Personal and family care. <br />XL,Ff - (11) Pet care. <br />X S 4' 1 (12) Government benefits. <br />X s' 4 it (13) Retirement plan transactions. <br />X (14) Tax matters. <br />X .S' (15) Gift transactions. <br />These powers are defined in Part 13, below. <br />6. Compensation and Reimbursement of Attorney -in -Fact <br />My attomey-in-fact shall not be compensated for services, but shall be entitled to <br />reimbursement, from my assets, for reasonable expenses. Reasonable expenses include <br />but are not limited to reasonable fees for information or advice from accountants, lawyers <br />or investment experts relating to my attorney -in- fact's responsibilities under this power of <br />attorney. <br />7. Personal Benefit to Attorney-in-Fact <br />My attomey -in -fact may buy any assets of mine or engage in any transaction he or she <br />deems in good faith to be in my interest, no matter what the interest or benefit to my <br />attomey-in-fact. <br />Durable Power of Attorney for Financial Management — Page 3 of 11 <br />