Maybe I can throw some light on your problem. My mother was one of three girls in a family of eight boys. Grandpa died when my mother was young, as the girls came along as the younger of the kids. Most of my grandfathers "Guy" stuff ended up with the boys. My mother had two boys. We were around, and helped out with grandma in her elder years. Mom was the only daughter who lived close by who would sacrifice time to help out with grandma. When grandma passed away there was very little to give to the kids. I, along with some of the other cousins of the daughters, didn't have a say in it. When my mother died, I received a very nice personal item of my Grandfather's. I hadn't even thought about receiving anything from my grandparents but that item, though not worth much money, means everything to me. Please don't ignore your daughters, especially their children. I'm sure some of them would treasure your things.
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