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200406507 22. To do all other things necessary in connection here- with. In general to do all other acts, deeds, matters, and things whatsoever in or about my estate, property, and affairs, or to concur with persons jointly interested with myself therein in doing all acts, deeds, matters, and things herein, either par- ticularly or generally described, as fully and effectually to all intents and purposes as I could do in my own proper person if personally present, it being my intent to grant to my said attor- ney a general power to act for me and in my behalf, and not a limited or special power, limited to the specific acts herein described. 23. Access to safe deposit box. My attorney shall have full and free access to my safe deposit box. 24. To disclaim. To renounce and disclaim in whole or in part, fractional shares or specific assets in the manner provided by law, any property or interest in property of any kind whatso- ever, passing to me by intestate succession, as devisee, as suc- cessor of a renounced interest, as donee, as beneficiary under a testamentary or nontestamentary instrument, as donee of a power of appointment, as grantee, as surviving joint owner or surviving joint tenant, as beneficiary of an insurance contract, or as the person designated to take pursuant to a power of appointment exercised by a testamentary or nontestamentary instrument, or as recipient of any benefit otherwise under a testamentary or non - testamentary instrument, and to execute and deliver and file in the appropriate Court, or with the proper authority any such renunciation or disclaimer. 25. To appoint guardian and conservator. To nominate a guardian for my person and a conservator for my estate if such protected proceedings are commenced. 26. Power of attorney becomes effective upon disability of principal; continues in effect after principal's death until notice. Pursuant to the provisions of Sections 30 -2664 through 30 -2672, Nebraska R.R.S. 1995, I declare that this power of attorney shall become effective upon my disability or incapacity, but not until then, and that the authority granted herein shall continue during any period while I am disabled or incapacitated. Further, pursuant to said sections, all such authority shall con- tinue after my death, until notice of such death shall have been received by my attorney so that she has actual knowledge of the fact that I have died. Any action taken in good faith by said attorney during any period while it is uncertain whether I am alive, before she receives actual knowledge of my death, or, in any event, taken during the period while I am disabled or incapacitated, shall be as valid as if I were alive, competent, and not disabled. 5