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202605383 Exhibit "A" Lots Three (3) and Four (4) lying South of Interstate 80 in Section Twenty -Two (22), Township Nine (9), North, Range Twelve (12), West of the 6th P.M., Hall County, Nebraska; and Lot One (1), on Island in Section Twenty -Seven (27), Township Nine (9), North, Range Twelve (12), West of the 6th P.M., Hall County, Nebraska. At the date of this conveyance, such real estate is owned by Adam Knecht. Therefore, by means of this Transfer on Death Deed, such real estate is conveyed to the Trustee of said Trust, as stated, as of Adam Knecht's date of death. Jana K. Knecht is the spouse of Adam Knecht, and joins in this conveyance as one of the "Transferors", to convey any marital interest in said real estate. At the date of this Deed, the successor Trustee of said Trust is Jana K. Knecht, effective upon the death of Adam Knecht. Therefore, if, upon the death of Adam Knecht, the Trustee of such Trust is Jana K. Knecht, then such conveyance is to her, as said Trustee. However, regardless, said conveyance is to the Trustee of said Trust, as of the death of Adam Knecht. Upon the death of Adam Knecht, all facts regarding such Trust and said Trustee may be established by an Affidavit, making reference to this Deed. Warnings: 1. WARNING: Nebraska Inheritance Tax. The property transferred by this Revocable Transfer on Death Deed remains subject to inheritance taxation in Nebraska to the same extent as if owned by the Transferors at death. Failure to timely pay inheritance taxes is subject to interest and penalties as provided by law. 2. WARNING: Medicaid. The designated beneficiary is personally liable, to the extent of the value of the property transferred, to account for Medicaid reimbursement to the extent necessary to discharge any such claim remaining after application of the assets of the Transferors' estates. The Designated Beneficiary may also be personally liable, to the extent of the value of the property transferred, for claims against the estate, statutory allowances to a Transferors surviving spouse and children, and the expenses of administration to the extent needed to pay such amounts by the personal representative. 3. WARNING: Health & Human Services. The Department of Health and Human Services may require revocation of this deed by a transferor, a transferor's spouse, or both a transferor and the transferor's spouse, in order to qualify or remain qualified for Medicaid assistance. 4. WARNING: Property Insurance. Property insurance on the transferred property may expire thirty days after the death of the transferor. Unless the transferor has added the designated beneficiary as an insured or additional named insured to the property insurance policy of the transferred property, any property insurance coverage of the transferred property will end on the earliest to occur of the following after the transferor's death: The end of the policy period as determined as if the transferor was still living; the date the designated beneficiary obtains alternative coverage; or thirty days after the transferor's death only if any premium required for the additional days beyond the policy period is paid. 5. "Disinterested Witnesses". Notice is hereby given that_? enr g (,v . eo j/, r and er„ot_,S L$c-,NOte are "disinterested witnesses" as defined by § 76- 3