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My Dad (Fred) died in November 2018 at the age of 91, and I wanted to share with you his Legacy. Dad grew up on a farm in rural Maryland. He had six siblings and they worked hard to keep the farm going. After
graduating from college, my Dad married Mom in 1952 and they took over the farm from his parents. He is best known for his wonderful garden-fresh tomatoes and for the cantaloupes grown on the farm. Even at age 88, Mom could not keep Dad off the tractor (pictured below).

Dad always put God first by making sure to serve and give back in many ways. We always attended church on Sundays, even when busy during harvest season. Dad volunteered as President of the Church Council multiple times—a position I now hold. He made sure that we were planning for future generations and the elderly, insisting that we install an elevator in the building.

Dad was a leader in the community and in the church, but most of all in our family. He led us in prayer and made sure we were obedient and respectful. Dad taught me to be a leader and I cherish those lessons.

In his final years, Dad worked through the process of putting assets into a Trust, which made Mom’s life much easier upon his death.

I hope you are building a Legacy for your children — one that will last multiple generations and have the most impact.