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200508485 POWER OF ATTORNEY Barbara J. Gibreal, hereafter referred to as Principal, a domiciliary of Hall County, Nebraska, desiring and intending to establish a Power of Attorney operative under the Nebraska Short Form Act, does hereby appoint, constitute and designate ALAN G. GIBREAL of Ravenna, Nebraska, or MATHEW G. GIBREAL of Kearney, Nebraska, the lawful and true Agent and attorney -in -fact for Principal; and Principal does hereby further provide and stip- ulate in connection therewith as follows: 1. This Power of Attorney is a Present Durable Power of Attorney. 2. By this Power of Attorney, Principal confers upon and grants to Agent complete power, including but not limited to: General Power for General Power for General Power for General Power for General Power for General Power for General Power for General Power for General Power for General Power for acquisition, General Power for Bank and Financial Transactions. Business Interests. Chattels and Goods. Disputes and Litigation. Domestic and Personal Concerns. Fiduciary Relationships. Governmental and Other Benefits. Insurance Coverages and Policies. Proprietary Interests and Materials. Real Estate, including power of pledge and sale. Securities, including investment and reinvestment. General Power for Records, Reports and Statements. General Power for All Federal and State Income Tax Matters, including execution of returns and receiving refunds. General Power to disclaim any interest in property passing to me from any person or entity. 3. If protective proceedings for my person or estate are hereafter commenced and it becomes necessary to appoint a conser- vator, guardian of my person or conservator of my estate, I hereby nominate ALAN G. GIBREAL or MATHEW G. GIBREAL. 4. By this Power of Attorney, Principal makes the following additional provisions: To make make known implement and enforce health care decisions. To make, make known, implement and enforce all health care decisions which I could make if I had capacity or were competent, including decisions to choose among alternative care and therapies; to consent to or refuse all forms of health care (including therapeutic or elective care, life - saving and life - sustaining care); to select, employ, and discharge physicians, other health care professionals, and health care facilities; and to exercise or waive my privilege with respect to confidential hospital and medical information and records about my diagnosis, condition and care.