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FOUNDATION
IT’S
a new year and time to make
resolutions.
Growing old without a financial
plan is a scary thought. None of us
wants to become a burden on our
children. Planning your finances will
provide peace of mind and security
for you and your family in your
mature years.
Most people have no will, let
alone a plan to avoid probate or save
on estate taxes. Everyone should
have a will. It can help your family or
support your beliefs. It’s an essential
part of any estate plan. If you don’t
already have one, make it your first
item of business this year.
Your will’s main concern should
be your family. Once you have
provided for them, you can then
include a favorite charity, such as
the Columbia Memorial Hospital
Foundation.
Your will can specify a sum, a
percentage of your estate or any type
of property—such as real estate or
securities—to be left to the charity,
just as you would to an individual.
To learn more, call Janet Niemi
at the CMH Foundation at
503-325-3208
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Columbia
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Your New Year’s
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In fashion:
Betty Smith (left) and
Pat Roscoe, fashion show committee members, relax as the show gets
under way.
Modeling gig:
Douglas Abbott, MD, models a stylish, casual look at the fashion show.
Think pink:
A fashion show and tea was held on Nov. 5 to benefit cancer
care, especially mammograms for women in need. Nearly 100 guests
attended, and the event raised $15,000 for the cause.
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foundation@columbiamemorial.org
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