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.' 200810219 25. To apooint 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 effective notwithstanding disability of principal; continues in effect after princioal'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 not be affected by my disability or incapacity, 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 continue after my death, until notice of such death shall have been received by my attorney so that he 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 he receives actual knowledge of my death, or, in any event, taken during any period while I am disabled or inca- pacitated, shall be as valid as if I were alive, compete_J?t, and not disabl~d. 27. Controlling law. This Power of Attorney is to be a Nebraska Power to be construed under the laws of the State of Nebraska. 28. Privacy Waiver. Regardless of the time of commencement of the other powers granted my attorney-in-fact by this document, I authorize all physicians and psychiatrists who have treated me, and all other providers of health care, including hospitals, to release to my attor- ney-in-fact all information or photocopies of any records which my attorney-in-fact may request. Any medical information released will serve the purpose of allowing my attorney-in-fact to fulfill the obligations set forth in this document. All persons are authorized to treat any request for information by my attorney-in-fact as the request of my personal representative and to honor such requests as if they were my own. I hereby waive all privileges which may be applicable to such information and records and to any communication pertaining to me and made in the course of any confidential relationship recognized by law. My attorney-in-fact may also disclose such information to such persons as my attorney-in-fact shall deem appropriate. I understand that any information redisclosed by my attorney-in-fact is no longer protected by federal privacy regula- tions covering health care providers. Furthermore, I understand that this authorization for release of medical information may be revoked in writing at any time, except to the extent that the health care provider has taken action in reliance on the authorization. This authorization for release of 111e;:dical infonnationshall expire uponihe-earner event of my namingofa-newattomey-=in-fact; or two (2) years following my death. This authorization and request shall also be considered a consent to the release of such information under current laws, rules and regulations as well as under future laws, rules and regulations and amendments to such laws, rules and regulations to include but not be limited to the express grant of authority to personal representatives as provided by Regulation Section 1 64.502(g) of Title 45 of the Code of Federal Regulations and the medical information privacy law and regulations generally referred to as HIP AA. By the execution of this Durable Power of Attorney, I hereby specifically revoke and rescind the previous Durable Power of Attorney dated August I, 2005, wherein I designated Eleanora M. Bielke, Daryl V. Beilke and Dean L. Swanson as my attorneys-in-fact to act independently or together. I hereby declare my previous Durable Power of Attorney dated August I, 2005 hereafter to be null and void and of no further force or effect whatsoever. 5