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<br />may think proper, and to receive and give receipts for any income or dividend arising
<br />from such investments, and to vary or dispose of all and any such investments or
<br />other investments for my use and benefit as my attorney may think fit. To make
<br />annual gifts to my children or grandchildren for purposes of decreasing my estate in
<br />order to avoid the imposition of federal estate taxes.
<br />10. To Vote at Stockholders' Meetings, Execute Proxies, and Otherwise
<br />Substitute for Owner. To vote at the meetings of stockholders or other meetings of
<br />any corporation or company, or otherwise to act as my attorney or proxy, with power
<br />of substitution, in respect of any stocks, shares, bonds, debentures, or other evidences
<br />of ownership, or securities, now or hereafter held by me and issued by or on account
<br />of said corporation or company and for that purpose to execute any proxies, limited
<br />or general, or other instruments.
<br />11. To Exegute Deeds, Bills, Notes, and Similar Instruments. For all or any
<br />of the purposes herein stated to enter into and sign, seal, execute, acknowledge, and
<br />deliver any contracts, deeds or other instruments whatsoever, and to draw, accept,
<br />make, endorse, discount, or otherwise deal with any commercial or mercantile
<br />instruments.
<br />12. To Make Gifts. To make, sign, execute, deliver, and acknowledge any
<br />gifts of real and personal property for whatever purpose and to whomever; and
<br />generally to deal in said gifts and gifting; as I might do upon such terms and conditions
<br />and under such covenants as they shall think fit, specifically granting to my attorney
<br />in fact the right to sign, seal, execute, deliver, and acknowledge such deeds, bills of
<br />sale, orders and such other instruments in writing of whatsoever kind and nature as
<br />may be necessary or proper in the premises.
<br />13. To Do All Other Things Necessary in Connection Herewith. In general to
<br />do all other acts, deeds, matters, and things whatsoever in or about my estate,
<br />property, and affairs, or to concur with persons jointly interested with myself therein
<br />in doing all acts, deeds, matters, and things herein, either particularly or generally
<br />described, as fully and effectually to all intents and purposes as I could do in my own
<br />proper person if personally present, it being my intent to grant to my said attorney a
<br />general power to act for me and in my behalf, and not a limited or special power,
<br />limited to the specific acts herein described.
<br />14. Power of Attorney Becomes Effective Upon Di §ability or Incapacity of
<br />Principal; Continues in Effect After Principal's Death Until Notice. Pursuant to the
<br />provisions of the Nebraska Probate Code, I declare that this power of attorney shall
<br />become effective upon my disability or incapacity, but not until then, and that the
<br />authority granted herein shall continue during any period while I am disabled or
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