Great reminder to folks. There are six of us, Mom has said if there was anything you want from the house take it. I have a few small things but she has nothing I really want. My brothers took the guns that Dad had and I'm fine with it. Mom plans to leave the house to my sister that is taking care of her in her final days... fine with that too. My sister can't keep it as there is still a small mortgage and she has no real income, so she's planning on selling it anyway. That will give her something to live on.
On the wife's side it's easy, she's the only surviving child (her brother was killed in a car accident 40 yrs. ago). When the FIL passed the MIL gave me his guns and some trinkets and some of his clothes, mostly new stuff he never wore. She kept the handguns for some reason, she's never shot one in her life. She got rid of all his other stuff but still dreading cleaning out that big house when she passes.
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