Woodberry Forest School

photo f inishwhen you go to your great reward . . .Will your support for Woodberry go with you?Please don’t let that happen. For thirty minutes of your attorney’s time, you can includeWoodberry Forest in your will. At your death, your bequest will become a part ofWoodberry’s permanent endowment, ensuring that your support will go on for as long asthere is a Woodberry Forest School.suggested bequest languageThe following are examples of bequest language suitable for use in wills. Supplementallanguage is required when a donor wishes to restrict his or her gift for a particular purpose.Specific BequestsI give, devise, and bequeath to Woodberry Forest School, Woodberry Forest, Virginia,a) the sum of dollars; orb) a portion of my estate totaling % thereof; orc) the following described real estate or personal property:to be used by said school at its discretion.Residual BequestsAll (or %) of the residue of my estate, both real and personal property ofwhatever kind and wheresoever situated, which I may own or have the right to disposeof at the time of my death, I give, devise, and bequeath to Woodberry Forest School,Woodberry Forest, Virginia, to be used by said school at its discretion.The school gathered in St. Andrew’s Chapel on December 15th for the Festival of Lessons andCarols, which included singing “Silent Night” by candlelight.Woodberry’s gift planning office will be happy to supply you with language designedto achieve your desired purpose. Call Travis Tysinger, director of planned giving,at 540.672.6058 or email travis.tysinger@woodberry.org for more information.