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(E)
Release and Indemnification. Settlors do not intend by this Section
___ to make the Trustee responsible for or liable to anyone for a
Beneficiary’s actions, and Settlors specifically release the Trustee from
any liability for any such actions and from all matters of any sort
arising from or related to this Section ___. Settlors specifically direct
that the Trustee have no duty whatsoever to inquire whether a
Beneficiary engages in Substance Abuse or is incarcerated as
described in this Section ___. Settlors specifically direct that the trust
indemnify and hold the Trustee harmless against any and all expenses
or liabilities incurred with respect to any matter arising from or related
to this Section ___, including, but not limited to, any action, suit or
proceeding brought against the Trustee for any act or thing connected
with this Section ___.
36. Chillin’ Out Provisions. The Trustee shall hold the entire balance of
the trust estate, after making or providing for the payments and distributions
set forth above, in trust, in accordance with the terms set forth in this
Section.
(A)
Separate and apart from this Trust Agreement, the Trustor will have
made arrangements for the whole body cryogenic suspension of
himself and his pet dog, __________. As part of this arrangement, the
Trustor will have designated a person or persons as his attorney-infact
for health care purposes under the applicable statutes of the State
of __________ relating to durable general powers of attorney for health
care. The Trustor will have given instructions to such attorney-in-fact,
either in a durable general power of attorney for health care or in
another document, relative to medical treatment during the Trustor’s
last illness and delivery of the Trustor’s remains the remains of
__________ to an appropriate cryogenic facility. The Trustee is hereby
directed to give full cooperation to the extent possible to said
attorney-in-fact relative to such arrangements, and shall apply so
much of the income and principal of the Trust Estate as is necessary
to pay for the arrangements and services set forth immediately herein
below. Any income not so expended shall be accumulated and added
to principal.
(1) Physical delivery of the Trustor’s and __________’s remains to
such facility;
(2) Maintenance of such remains in a state best suited for
cryogenic suspension in the intervening period of time between
the Trustor’s death and delivery to such facility;
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