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<br />DURABLE POWER OF ATTORNEY
<br />KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
<br />That I, Dorothy J. Caudill, have made, constituted and
<br />appointed, and by these presents do make, constitute and appoint
<br />Gary L. Caudill and Cheryl J. Ryan as my true and lawful attorneys
<br />(hereinafter "attorney ") and authorize them to act, individually
<br />and independently of one another, and under the provision of
<br />Paragraph 1 hereof, for me and in my name, place and stead, and on
<br />my behalf, subject to the provisions of Paragraph 19 hereof, to do
<br />and execute all or any of the following acts, deeds and things. If
<br />any of my children are unwilling or unable to serve as attorney in
<br />fact, then I direct that the other of them shall serve as attorney
<br />in fact without the necessity of replacement. The acts of any one
<br />alternate attorney -in - fact shall be binding without the necessity
<br />of all alternates consent. I do direct, however, that my alternate
<br />attorney -in -facts consult whenever possible. My attorney - in - fact
<br />or alternates shall have the following powers:
<br />1. Primary and Secondary Authority. Although I have named
<br />my children, Gary L. Caudill and Cheryl J. Ryan as co- attorneys in
<br />fact hereunder, it is my direction that my son, Gary L. Caudill,
<br />have primary responsibility while he resides in the city of
<br />Lincoln, Nebraska. He is, however, to consult whenever possible
<br />with my daughter, Cheryl J. Ryan. If Gary L. Caudill ever leaves
<br />the state of Nebraska, then I direct that Cheryl J. Ryan would
<br />become the primary power of attorney serving hereunder, and she
<br />would be obligated to consult with her brother, Gary L. Caudill,
<br />wherever and whenever possible on my affairs.
<br />2. To Receive Debt., Payments and Property. To ask, demand,
<br />sue for, recover and receive all sums of money, debts, dues, goods,
<br />wares, merchandise, chattels, effects and things of whatsoever
<br />nature or description which now are or hereafter shall be or become
<br />due, owing, payable, or belonging to me in or by any right, title,
<br />ways or means howsoever, and upon receipt thereof, or of any part
<br />thereof, to make, sign, execute and deliver such receipts, releases
<br />or other discharges for the same respectively as my said attorney
<br />shall deem advisable.
<br />3. To Settle Accounts. To settle any account or reckoning
<br />whatsoever wherein I now am or at any time hereafter shall be in
<br />any way interested or concerned with any person whomsoever, and to
<br />pay or receive the balance thereof as the case may require.
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