Bequeathing my library
I'm only 58 and not ill, so this is not coming from a personal sense of urgency. But I am wondering if there might not be some sort of program for bequeathing one's library to another upon their death?
As I sit and write countless note, make all sorts of highlights and underlines and otherwise mark up all of my resources, it dawned on me that upon my demise (should the Lord tarry) all will be lost and nothing "passed on" (besides me - pardon the pun).
Could there be a program set up that allows us to leave our library and all we've done with it (or even failed to do with it) to one named individual for the future?
As a pastor, if not to one of my offspring, then to a beloved intern or other special person to utilize and build upon.
Anyway - if nothing along these lines has already crossed your desks, perhaps it might be considered.
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Reid A Ferguson said:
I am wondering if there might not be some sort of program for bequeathing one's library to another upon their death?
Just go ahead. There's a $20 transfer fee, that's all.
Mac Pro (late 2013) OS 12.6.2
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I should have known. You guys are too good.
Thanks!
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