<VV> More on Idea number 1

[henry kaczmarek]

Bob
This could be a possibility for widows whose husbands collected LOTS of 
corvair parts. What's the wife to do?

To keep the greedy from swooping down upon the widow with trucks and 
trailers (which i've seen),
I saw  good alternative at a NC Fall Affair.

After my good friend Kemp Swiney died, he had a lot of stuff at his house 
that his wife and Corvair owner son decided they needed to get rid of as 
they weren't going to use it.  A U-Haul was brought to the NC show, and 
CORSA NC member Jeff Barrett was the auctioneer.  The parts were put in 
lots, and sold that way.   I bought a tow bar Kemp had built to bolt to the 
body of a LM after you remove the front bumper. It's a good piece of gear.

For the widows/survivors who are left well prepared with insurance, the 
couple could decide together to auction off the unwanted stuff and donate 
the money to CORSA.

If CORSA isn't already a 501 (c) (3) non profit, a whole bunch of people on 
the BoD are asleep at the switch, and that goes back a long time.

Hank
----- Original Message ----- 
From: <BobHelt at aol.com>
To: <corsabod at corvair.org>; <virtualvairs at corvair.org>
Sent: Sunday, February 15, 2009 5:52 PM
Subject: <VV> More on Idea number 1


>
> Set CORSA up as a non-profit so that contributions  can be made to it. 
> Then
> ASK that members include CORSA in their wills. Ask for  money to be left 
> to
> CORSA.