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201906732 annual gifts or initiating, creating, executing, funding any kind of trust, both revocable or irrevocable, for myself or others (such as a Medicaid qualifying trust, for example) , transferring any type of assets as required, consulting with and using the services of any professionals that my attorney-in-fact deems necessary, and paying any expenses relating thereto. My attorney-in-fact shall be authorized to continue or carry out any activities allowed, required or done, pursuant to a Revocable Living Trust of mine (or any other trust) presently in effect or hereafter created or any other estate planning instrument or device of mine or otherwise. My primary intentions are to preserve my assets for the benefit of my family (defined as my spouse and my issue, including those adopted) during their lives, to protect my assets from'being dissipated to pay for the cost of health, medical or nursing home expenses for,myself and my family, and to minimize the amount of estate taxes payable therefrom, all to the extent legally possible. It is my intention that my family and my estate be able to have the maximum benefits available from estate planning, even if done after my incompetency. Therefore, it is my intention that my attorney- in-fact shall have complete, plenary and final authority and discretion to undertake, continue and revise any and all estate planning activities, mentioned above or otherwise, for the benefit of my family and my estate which are allowed by Nebraska law or otherwise, including preparing or modifying, executing and delivering any and all documents necessary therefor. However, this power of attorney shall not be construed as granting a general power of appointment. My attorney-in-fact is a fiduciary, but shall have the right to make gifts to himself or herself as part of the estate planning referred to above, to the extent allowed by federal or state law. However,'my attorney-in-fact shall not have the right to (a) make any gifts of my assets to himself or herself, or to any creditor in satisfaction of his or her own legal obligations (this shall not prevent my attorney-in-fact from satisfying any of my legal obligations to family members); (b) exercise any incidents of ownership with regard to insurance policies that I own on the attorney -in -fact's life; or (c) exercise fiduciary powers that would cause any of my assets to be included in my attorney -in - fact's estate or as my attorney -in -fact's income, for purposes of federal or state income, estate or other taxes. My attorney -In -fact shall have the powers and duties granted to a conservator by §30-2654 R.R.S.. 1943, and the same is hereby incorporated by reference; provided. however, such power shall not be restricted by requiring court approval as required in 530-2654(4)(W. 15. To pay ta4es. To act on my behalf in respect to any and all local, .state and federal taxes in which I am concerned or interested in, including, but not limited to, income taxes; to sign my name, to execute, seal and acknowledge any and all tax returns due or becoming due, to accept any and all refunds and to collect and endorse checks in the settlement of any refund. -4-