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Last Will and Testament

Advance Healthcare Directive

Durable Power of Attorney

ESTATE PLAN COVER LETTER Pamela G Miller-Hudson

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Last Will and Testament PAMELA G MILLER-HUDSON

1 Review

Read your will carefully.

Do not proceed unless you understand and agree with everything in it. If you make any changes, re-print the final version. 2 Sign

Find two witnesses and a notary.

A witness can be any competent adult not receiving property under your will. A notary can be found at a bank or UPS store.

With you, your witnesses, and the notary together at the same time, and all watching: Sign and date the signature sections titled with your name. Ask the witnesses to complete the "Witnesses" sections. Ask the notary to complete the "Notary Public" section, and follow his or her instructions to finalize the document.

3 Store

Keep your will in a safe place that can be accessed by your personal representative or executor in an emergency.

Tell your personal representative or executor where you have stored the will so they know where to find it.

Destroy any old wills to avoid confusion.

DISCLAIMER: Willing is an online service that provides legal forms and legal information. We are not a law firm, cannot provide legal advice or tell you if a form is right for you given your unique circumstance. No general legal form is a substitute for personalized legal advice from a knowledgeable attorney licensed to practice law in your state.

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT

of

PAMELA G MILLER-HUDSON

I, Pamela G Miller-Hudson, being of sound mind and memory, hereby declare that this Last Will and Testament (this “Will”) is my will. I revoke all wills and codicils I have previously made. Section 1: Place of Residence

I am a resident of the State of Georgia.

Section 2: Marital Status

I am divorced.

Section 3: Children

I have the following children now living: Tommie Youngblood and Toni Miller-Sloan. For the purposes of this Will, any reference to my children includes Tommie Youngblood and Toni Miller-Sloan, as well as any child of mine born or adopted after the execution of this Will. Section 4: Distribution of Property

My personal representative shall distribute my estate according to the following bequests: a. I leave my $17,000 life insurance 10% for James N Hudson Jr to cover memorial expences and cremation and remainer to be eualy divided by said chidren. to my children in equal shares. If Tommie Youngblood does not survive me, I leave the share intended for him or her to Toni Miller- Sloan.

If Toni Miller-Sloan does not survive me, I leave the share intended for him or her to Jerad C. Johnson.

b. I leave the rest of my estate to my children in equal shares. If Tommie Youngblood does not survive me, I leave the share intended for him or her to Toni M. Sloan.

If Toni Miller-Sloan does not survive me, I leave the share intended for him or her to Jerad C. Johnson.

The rest of my estate is everything I own at my death that is subject to this Will, that I have not left as a specific gift to one or more beneficiaries, and that remains after paying all debts, administration expenses, and taxes.

Section 5: Personal Representatives

I name Toni M. Sloan to serve as my personal representative. If Toni M. Sloan is unwilling or unable to serve as personal representative, I name Jerad C. Johnson to serve as personal representative instead. Page 1 of 4

LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of PAMELA G MILLER-HUDSON

If there are ever two personal representatives serving jointly, they shall act through unanimous agreement. If there are ever more than two personal representatives serving jointly, they shall act by majority decision.

As used in this Will, the term “personal representative” means any personal representative, executrix, or administrator, as applicable, if such term is used in the statutes of any applicable jurisdiction. I direct my personal representative to take all actions legally permissible to have the administration of my estate carried out as simply and as free of court supervision as possible under the laws of the applicable jurisdiction, including filing a petition in the appropriate court for the independent administration of my estate.

I grant my personal representative the following powers, to be exercised in the best interests of my estate:

a. To retain real estate and personal property without liability for loss or depreciation. b. To sell or otherwise dispose of real estate and personal property by public or private sale, or exchange, or otherwise (whether or not necessary for payment of debts, expenses, or taxes), and receive and administer the proceeds as a part of my estate. c. To vote stock; to exercise any option or privilege to convert bonds, notes, stocks or other securities belonging to my estate into other bonds, notes, stocks or other securities; and to exercise all other rights and privileges of a person owning similar property. d. To lease any real estate or personal property in my estate. e. To abandon, adjust, arbitrate, compromise, sue on or defend and otherwise deal with and settle claims in favor of or against my estate.

f. To continue or participate in any business which is a part of my estate, and to incorporate, dissolve or otherwise change the form of organization of the business. g. To serve as custodian for any real estate or personal property left to minors who are not my children under the Uniform Transfers to Minors Act until they reach age 21. These powers, authority, and discretion are intended to be in addition to the powers, authority, and discretion granted by virtue of serving as a personal representatives under applicable law, and may be exercised as often as necessary or advisable, without application to or approval by any court. My personal representative shall be entitled to reasonable compensation for carrying out the duties set forth in this Will.

My personal representative shall not be required to post a bond. Section 6: Debts, Expenses, and Taxes

I direct my personal representatives to pay, out of everything I own at my death that is subject to this Will:

a. any debts owed by my estate (except for liens and encumbrances placed on property as security for the repayment of a loan or debt),

b. any expenses of administering my estate, and

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of PAMELA G MILLER-HUDSON

c. any transfer or estate taxes attributable to assets that are passing under this Will. Any transfer or estate taxes attributable to assets that are passing under this Will shall be allocated among and borne by the recipients of such assets on a pro rata basis. Any transfer or estate taxes attributable to assets that are not passing under this Will shall be allocated among and borne by the recipients of such assets on a pro rata basis, and my executor shall have the power to seek, and shall seek, reimbursement for any such taxes from such recipients. Section 7: Severability

If a court invalidates any provision of this Will, that shall not affect the rest of this Will. Any remaining provisions that can be given effect without the invalidated provision shall remain in effect. Page 3 of 4

LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of PAMELA G MILLER-HUDSON

Section 8: Signatures

Pamela G Miller-Hudson

I, Pamela G Miller-Hudson, declare that I sign and execute this document as my last will and testament and further declare that I sign it willingly, and that I execute it as my free and voluntary act. I declare that I am eighteen years of age or older, of sound mind, and under no constraint or undue influence. We, the witnesses, sign our names to this document, in the presence of each other and Pamela G Miller- Hudson. As witnesses, we declare under penalty of perjury that Pamela G Miller-Hudson willingly signed and executed this document as her last will and testament in the presence of each of us. To the best of our knowledge, Pamela G Miller-Hudson is eighteen years of age or older, is of sound mind and is under no constraint or undue influence.

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of PAMELA G MILLER-HUDSON

SELF PROVING AFFIDAVIT TO LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT

of

PAMELA G MILLER-HUDSON

STATE

COUNTY

Before me, the undersigned authority, on this day personally appeared Pamela G Miller-Hudson and the witnesses named below, known to me to be the testator and the witnesses, respectively, whose names are subscribed to the annexed or foregoing instrument in their respective capacities, and all of said individuals being by me duly sworn, Pamela G Miller-Hudson, testator, declared to me and to the witnesses in my presence that said instrument is the last will and testament or a codicil to the last will and testament of the testator and that the testator had willingly made and executed it as a free act and deed for the purposes expressed therein. The witnesses, each on oath, stated to me in the presence and hearing of the testator that the testator had declared to them that the instrument is the testator's last will and testament or a codicil to the testator's last will and testament and that the testator executed the instrument as such and wished each of them to sign it as a witness; and under oath each witness stated further that the witness had signed the same as witness in the presence of the testator and at the testator's request; that the testator was 14 years of age or over and of sound mind; and that each of the witnesses was then at least 14 years of age. Notary Public

Sworn to and subscribed before me by Pamela G Miller-Hudson, testator, and sworn to and subscribed before me by the above-named witnesses, on the date set forth below. Pamela G Miller-Hudson Date

First Witness Signature

First Witness Printed Name

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INSTRUCTION SHEET

Advance Healthcare Directive PAMELA G MILLER-HUDSON 1 Review

Read the document carefully.

Do not proceed unless you understand and agree with everything in it. If you make any changes, re-print the final version. 2 Sign

Find two witnesses. Note that it is not necessary to notarize the document. Special Note: if you live in a nursing home, long term care facility, home for the mentally challenged or developmentally disabled or mental health institution, you may have to follow special witnessing requirements. Please contact a social worker or patient advocate at your institution. Work colleagues and neighbors are typically good candidates for witnesses. Witnesses cannot be:

- under 18 years old;

appointed under this document as your health care agent, proxy, surrogate, patient advocate or representative;

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employed by or affiliated with your health care provider, insurance provider, or residential or community care facility;

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- a creditor of yours or employed by or affiliated with a creditor of yours;

- your spouse;

- related to you by blood, marriage, or adoption; or

- receiving property in your last will and testament. With you and your witnesses together at the same time, and all watching: Sign and date the signature sections titled with your name. Ask the witnesses to complete the "Witnesses" sections. 3 Store

Keep the document in a safe place that can be accessed by your health care surrogate in an emergency.

Tell your health care surrogate where you have stored the document so they know where to find it. DISCLAIMER: Willing is an online service that provides legal forms and legal information. We are not a law firm, cannot provide legal advice or tell you if a form is right for you given your unique circumstance. No general legal form is a substitute for personalized legal advice from a knowledgeable attorney licensed to practice law in your state.

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LIVING WILL

of

PAMELA G MILLER-HUDSON

Section 1: Declaration

I, Pamela G Miller-Hudson, am a resident of the State of Georgia. I am of sound mind and declare this as my living will. As used in this document, the term 'living will' shall mean advance health care directive, health care power of attorney, designation of health care proxy or whatever term is used in the statutes of the state where I am present to reference a document where I declare the wishes for my medical care and who shall make health care decisions on my behalf if I become unable to make them on my own. I revoke all living wills I have previously made.

I further declare that this living will is not being made as condition of treatment or admission to a health care facility.

Section 2: Health Care Agent

If at any time I become unable to make my own health care decisions, I name Toni M. Sloan to serve as my health care agent.

If Toni M. Sloan is unable or unwilling to serve as my agent, I name Tommie Youngblood to serve instead. As used in this document, the term 'agent' shall mean proxy, surrogate, representative or whatever term is used in the statutes of the state where I am present to reference the person who shall make health care decisions on my behalf if I become unable to make them on my own.

Agent's Powers

My agent’s authority becomes effective when my attending physician and at least one other health care professional determines that I am unable to make my own health care decisions. I give my agent permission to make all health care decisions and to provide, withhold, or withdraw consent on my behalf; or apply for public benefits to defray the cost of health care; or access my medical records; and to authorize my admission to or transfer from a health care facility in accordance with the instructions in this document, and any other wishes to the extent they are known to my agent. I give my agent permission to serve as a conservator of my person if one needs to be appointed for me by a court. Section 3: Instructions for Health Care

If I am diagnosed with a terminal, end-stage or vegetative condition, I direct that all life-prolonging procedures, including artificially provided food and water, be withheld or withdrawn when the application of such procedures would serve only to artificially prolong the process of dying, and that I be permitted to die naturally with only the administration of medication or the performance of any medical procedure necessary to provide me with comfort care or to alleviate pain.

A terminal condition means a condition caused by injury, disease, or illness from which there is no reasonable probability of recovery and which, without treatment, can be expected to cause death. Page 1 of 3

An end-stage condition means an irreversible condition that is caused by injury, disease, or illness which has resulted in progressively severe and permanent deterioration, and which, to a reasonable degree of medical probability, treatment of the condition would be ineffective. A persistent vegetative condition means a permanent and irreversible condition of unconsciousness in which there is no voluntary action or cognitive behavior of any kind and no ability to communicate or interact purposefully with the environment.

Artificially provided food and water means nutrition and fluids administered by tubes inserted into veins, under the skin or the stomach.

Section 4: Relief From Pain

I direct that treatment for alleviation of pain or discomfort be provided at all times, even if it hastens my death. Section 5: Severability

If any provision of this document is ruled unenforceable, that should not affect the rest of this document.

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Section 6: Signatures

Pamela G Miller-Hudson

I understand the importance of this document and ask that my family, friends, doctors, health care providers, and all others follow my wishes as communicated by my health care agent (if I have one and he or she is available) or otherwise as expressed in this form. I further declare that I sign this document willingly, that I execute it as my free and voluntary act, that I am eighteen years of age or older, of sound mind, and under no constraint or undue influence.

Witnesses

I, the witness, declare that Pamela G Miller-Hudson is personally known to me, that he or she signed or acknowledged this living will in my presence, and that he or she appears to be of sound mind and under no duress, fraud or undue influence.

I also declare that I am over 18 years of age and am NOT: A. Appointed as a health care agent, proxy, surrogate, patient advocate or representative by this document,

B. A health care provider for Pamela G Miller-Hudson, including owner, operator or employee of a health, long-term care, or other residential or community care facility serving Pamela G Miller- Hudson,

C. Financially responsible for the health care of Pamela G Miller-Hudson, D. An employee of a life or health insurance provider for Pamela G Miller-Hudson, E. Related to Pamela G Miller-Hudson by blood, marriage or adoption, and, F. To the best of my knowledge, a creditor of the person or entitled to any part of the estate of Pamela G Miller-Hudson under a will or codicil, by operation of law. Signature

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INSTRUCTION SHEET

Durable Power of Attorney PAMELA G MILLER-HUDSON

1 Review

Read your power of attorney carefully.

Do not proceed unless you understand and agree with everything in it. If you make any changes, re-print the final version. 2 Sign

In the Powers of Agent section, write your initials next to the powers being granted. Find two witnesses.

Work colleagues and neighbors are typically good candidates. Witnesses cannot be:

- under 18 years old;

- the person to whom you are granting power of attorney;

- your spouse;

- related to you by blood, marriage or adoption; or

- receiving property in your last will and testament. With you and your witnesses together at the same time, and all watching: Sign and date the signature sections titled with your name. Ask the witnesses to complete the "Witnesses" sections. Find a notary.

A notary can be found at a bank or UPS store.

Your witnesses do not need to participate in the notarization. Ask the notary to complete the "Acknowledgement of Notary Public" section, and follow his or her instructions to finalize the document.

3 Store

Keep your power of attorney in a safe place that can be accessed by the person to whom you are granting power of attorney (i.e., your attorney-in-fact) when necessary. Tell your attorney-in-fact where you have stored the document so they know where to find it. DISCLAIMER: Willing is an online service that provides legal forms and legal information. We are not a law firm, cannot provide legal advice or tell you if a form is right for you given your unique circumstance. No general legal form is a substitute for personalized legal advice from a knowledgeable attorney licensed to practice law in your state.

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DURABLE POWER OF ATTORNEY FOR FINANCES

of

PAMELA G MILLER-HUDSON

Section 1: Declaration

I, Pamela G Miller-Hudson, am a resident of the State of Georgia. I am of sound mind and declare this as my durable power of attorney for finances. This durable power of attorney for finances is effective immediately, is not terminated if I become incapacitated and will continue in full force while I am still alive unless explicitly revoked or terminated by me in writing. This durable power of attorney for finances shall terminate immediately upon my death. Section 2: Agent Assignment

I name Toni M. Sloan to serve as my attorney in fact, to act for me as if I was personally present in any lawful way with respect to the powers granted below.

If Toni M. Sloan is unable or unwilling to serve, I name Jerad C. Johnson to serve instead. If there are two agents serving jointly, they should act through unanimous agreement. If there are more than two agents serving jointly, they should act by majority decision. No agent should receive compensation, but will be reimbursed for all reasonable expenses for services on my behalf.

No agent should incur any liability to me for acting or refraining from acting under this power, except for such agent’s own misconduct or negligence.

Section 3: Powers of Agent

I grant my agent the full power and authority to manage and conduct all of my affairs, and to exercise my legal rights and powers, including those rights and powers that I may acquire in the future, including the following: YOUR ATTORNEY IN FACT SHALL BE AUTHORIZED TO ENGAGE ONLY IN THOSE ACTIVITIES THAT ARE INITIALED

X Real Estate and Personal Property Transactions 1. To collect, hold, maintain, improve, invest, lease, or otherwise manage any or all of my real estate or personal property or any interest therein.

2. To buy, sell, mortgage, grant options, or otherwise deal in any way in any real estate or personal property, tangible or intangible, or any interest therein, upon such terms as the agent considers proper. 3. To transfer any interest I may have in property, whether real estate or personal, tangible or intangible, to the trustee of any trust that I have created for my benefit. X Banking and Financial Transactions

1. To borrow money, to execute promissory notes therefor for borrowed money, and to secure any obligation by mortgage or pledge.

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2. To receive and endorse checks and other negotiable paper, deposit and withdraw funds from any bank, savings and loan, or other institution.

3. To have access to any safe deposit box registered in my name alone or jointly with others, and to remove any property or papers located therein.

4. To act as my agent or proxy for any stocks, bonds, shares, or other investments, rights, or interests I may now or hereafter hold.

X Insurance and Annuity Transactions

1. To procure new, different or additional contracts of life, accident, health, disability or liability insurance or annuity; To continue, modify, rescind or terminate any such contract; and designate the beneficiary of any such contract.

X Personal and Family Expenses

1. To do all acts necessary to maintain my customary standard of living, and that of any persons customarily supported by or legally entitled to be supported by me. 2. To pay for medical, dental and surgical care; To have access to my health care records in order to dispute charges and pay medical bills.

X Legal Actions

1. To engage in any administrative or legal proceedings or lawsuits in connection with any matter herein. 2. To engage and dismiss agents, counsel, and employees, in connection with any matter, upon such terms as my agent determines.

X Business Operations

1. To conduct and participate in any kind of lawful business of any nature or kind, including the right to sign partnership agreements, continue, reorganize, merge, consolidate, recapitalize, close, liquidate, sell, or dissolve any business and to vote stock, including the exercise of any stock options and the carrying out of any buy sell agreement.

X Estates and Trusts Transactions

1. To act for me in all matters that affect a trust, probate estate, guardianship, conservatorship, escrow, custodianship or other fund from which I am, may become or claim to be entitled, as a beneficiary, to a share or payment. My agent's authority includes the power to disclaim, release or renounce any assets which I am, may become or claim to be entitled, as a beneficiary, to a share or payment. 2. To transfer any of my property to a living trust I have created. X Government Benefit Transactions

1. To act for me in all matters that affect my right to government benefits, including Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, or other governmental programs, or civil or military service. X Retirement Plan Transactions

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1. To act for me in all matters that affect my retirement plans, including select payment options under any retirement plan in which I participate, make contributions to those plans, exercise investment options, receive payment from a plan, rollover plan benefits into other retirement plans, designate beneficiaries under those plans and change existing beneficiary designations. X Taxes

1. To prepare, sign, and file separate or joint income, and other tax returns and other governmental reports and documents; to file any claim for tax refund; and to represent me in all matters before the Internal Revenue Service.

My agent may personally benefit or profit from transactions taken in good faith and in my best interest. My agent may not commingle any of my property with his or her property, unless such property was commingled prior to my agent taking action under this document. Section 4: Indemnification of Third Parties

Any third party receiving a duly executed copy of this document may rely on and act upon it. Revocation of this document is not effective to a third party until the third party has knowledge of the revocation. I agree to hold any third party harmless from any and all claims because of good faith reliance on this document. Photocopies of this signed document should be treated as original counterparts. Section 5: Severability

If any provision of this document is ruled unenforceable, that should not affect the rest of this document.

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Section 6: Signatures

Pamela G Miller-Hudson

I understand the importance of the powers I delegate to my agent in this document. I recognize that the document gives my agent broad powers over my assets, and that these powers will become effective as soon as I sign this document and continue indefinitely unless I revoke this document in writing. I further declare that I sign this document willingly, that I execute it as my free and voluntary act, that I am eighteen years of age or older, of sound mind, and under no constraint or undue influence. Witnesses

We, the witnesses, sign our names to this document, in the presence of each other and Pamela G Miller-Hudson. As witnesses, we declare under penalty of perjury that we have not been appointed by Pamela G Miller-Hudson to serve as his or her attorney in fact, are not related to him or her by blood, marriage or adoption, and are not entitled to any portion of his or her estate under his or her last will and testament. We also declare that Pamela G Miller-Hudson willingly signed and executed this document as his or her durable power of attorney for finances in the presence of each of us. To the best of our knowledge, Pamela G Miller-Hudson is eighteen years of age or older, is of sound mind and is under no constraint or undue influence. Signature

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Section 7: Acknowledgment of Notary Public

State of Georgia

County:

This durable power of attorney was acknowledged and subscribed before me by Pamela G Miller-Hudson, who is personally known to me or proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence to be the individual whose name is subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged to me that he/she executed the same in his/her capacity, and that by his/her signature on the instrument, the individual, or the person upon behalf of which the individual acted, executed the instrument.

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