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:200305298 (e) Payments to Disabled Persons: Make payments to beneficiaries under a disability by payments directly to such beneficiaries or to their parents, custodian, person with whom they reside or legal guardian, or to expend such payments on their behalf. (f) Resignations: Resign at any time as Trustee of any or all of the trusts created by this instrument without court proceedings by delivering a written notice of resignation to the beneficiaries who are then entitled to the trust income or for whom income is then being accumulated. The majority of the adult income beneficiaries shall then be empowered to name a successor trustee without court proceedings if a successor is not otherwise provided for under the terms hereof. (g) Securities Law: Determine whether any transaction, if consummated, would violate, or might reasonably be expected to violate, any securities law and to refrain from action accordingly without liability to any beneficiary. (h) Insurance as Asset: Retain as an asset of the trust any insurance policy on the life of the Trustor. Acquire as an asset of the trust a life insurance policy on the life of any person in whom an income beneficiary has an insurable interest from such companies and in such amounts as the Trustee deems advisable. Pay premiums on all such insurance policies from income, principal or both, as the Trustee may determine and cause all incidents of ownership to be vested in the Trustee, including designation of the Trustee as beneficiary. (i) Insurance Proceeds: Take such action as deemed best to collect the proceeds of life insurance payable to the Trustee. The Trustee may pay the expenses of collection from the trust estate but need not enter into or maintain any litigation to enforce payment on any policy until indemnified to the Trustee's satisfaction against all expenses and liabilities to which he might be subjected. The Trustee may release the insurance company for liability under any policy and may make any compromise that the Trustee deems proper. 0) Distribution: Make distributions in cash, in kind or both in cash or in kind, in shares that may be composed differently, and to do so without regard to the income tax basis of specific property allocated to any beneficiary (including any trust). (k) Purchase, Sale and Lease: Invest and reinvest the property of any trust created hereunder and to acquire, sell and lease any form of property to be held in trust or distributed by the Trustee. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the Trustee is authorized to buy, sell and lease such property through brokers of the Trustee's choice (subject to using due care in the selection of such brokers) and to pay the usual and customary charges. (1) Loans to Beneficiaries: Assist in any financial emergency that may confront an income beneficiary that such beneficiary cannot, on evidence satisfactory to the Trustee, meet from his or her own resources. The Trustee may, but is not required to, loan trust funds to such beneficiary on such terms and conditions as the Trustee shall determine. Such loans may also be made to contingent beneficiaries or remaindermen if all income beneficiaries give JG: \LAWTYPE \EL \1WR \ESTATEPLANNING\ CLIENTS \STOVER \REALESTATETRUST.DOC) -3- i G