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1. The pow•er to take custody of tl:e Grantor's assets,
incl~;di:.g insurance po~icies, a~id ~o Frovide for their
safekeaging, incl~~ding ~he power to use ~11 of the said ~
assets, or 3ny portion thereof, for and on beY~alf of
the Grantor. The power rerein speeified includes the
power to enter into and take possession of Grantor's
safe deposit box, whether~or not held jointly with any
other person, the power to deal wizh all depositories
of funds, including insurance comp3nies, and the power
to execute in the name of Grantor all checks, deposits,
drafts, loans, and/or withdrawals and to sign all
documents required by said depositories incident to the
powers herein granted.
2. The power to fund, in whole or in part, a Revocabie
Tr~is t established by the Grantor even though tY.e holder
of this power may be a Trustee of the said Trust, in-
c2udinq the power to fund said trust with life insurance
by approriate beneficiary designations or by outright
transfer to the trust of the incidents of ownership of
said policy or policies.
3. The Attorn~y in Fact is also authorixed to arrange
for tre provision of the services of a companion f.or
tre Gr~ntor, convalescent care, extended care or nurs-
ing home care if the Attorney in Fact deems any such
type of care is necessary and advisable for the support,
comfort, r.zaintenance, welfare, medical, dental, hospital ~ ~
or similar care for the Grantor. .
In provic3ing nursing home or permanent care, including
private care in the residence of Grantor or elsewhere, -
the Attorney in Fact shall require that any establish-
ment, agency or facility providir_g the care for the
Grantor provide: '
(a) Reasonable comfort and maintenance at ~
the standard of living which the Crantor had
r.~aintained up to the time of admission.
(b) Medical and nursinq care of adequate
quality, which covers all conditions of
physical and mental infirmities attendant
upon old age.
(c) The best care and comfort in all situa-
tions relating to health, medical, dental,
hos~ital, nursir.q expenses and expenses of
invalidism texcept major hospitalization) as
the Grantor would have provided for the rest
of the Grantor's life.
Tre Attorney in Fact is also authorized to enter into
a contract to provide Iifetime care for the Grantor at
either a stated month2y rate or a lump sum payment or
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