Business interest—Power to manage and control.

Identifying Business

I presently own certain stock which represents the controlling interest in the _________(Name) Company of _________(City), _________(State).

Powers Applicable to Corporations, Partnerships and Sole Proprietorship

I anticipate that at the time of my death I will own such stock in that company or in a successor to it, or that I will own a controlling interest in another business enterprise (whether operated in the form of a corporation, a partnership or a sole proprietorship), referred to below as the "business," and consequently I expect that some such business enterprise will be in my estate at the time of my death. Since I desire that my Executor and Trustee shall continue to hold and operate each such business as a part of my estate and the trust funds created under this instrument, I hereby vest my Executor and Trustee, severally, including any successors to either, with the following powers and authority, as supplemental to the ones contained in Article _________(General Powers) the applicability of which to the business I confirm, without limitation by reason of specification, and in addition to powers conferred by law, all of which may be exercised with respect to every such business, whether a corporation, a partnership or a sole proprietorship:

Retention

A. To retain and continue to operate the business for such period as the Executor or Trustee, as the case may be, may deem advisable.

Management and Delegation

B. To control, direct and manage the business. In this connection, the Executor or Trustee, in its sole discretion, shall determine the manner and extent of its active participation in the operation, and the Executor or the Trustee may delegate all or any part of its power to supervise and operate, to such person or persons as it may select, including any associate, partner, officer or employee of the business.

Personnel

C. To hire and discharge officers and employees, fix their compensation and define their duties; and similarly to employ, compensate and discharge agents, attorneys, consultants, accountants and such other representatives as the Executor or Trustee may deem appropriate; including the right to employ any beneficiary (or individual Trustee) in any of the above capacities.

Investments and Loans

D. To invest other estate or trust funds in such business; to pledge other assets of the estate or trust as security for loans made to such business; and to loan funds from the trust to such business.

Incorporation

E. To organize a corporation under the laws of this or any other state or country and to transfer to such corporation all or any part of the business or other property held in the estate or trust, and to receive in exchange for such transfer such stocks, bonds and other securities as the Executor or Trustee may deem advisable.

Partnership Proprietorship

F. To take any action required to convert any corporation into a partnership or sole proprietorship.

Business Separate Entity

G. To treat the business as an entity separate from the estate or trusts. In its accountings to the court and to any beneficiaries, the Trustee shall only be required to report the earnings and condition of the business in accordance with standard corporate accounting practice.

Retention of Earnings

H. To retain in the business such amount of the net earnings for working capital and other purposes of the business as the Executor or Trustee may deem advisable in conformity with sound business practice.

Merchandise and Equipment

I. To purchase, process and sell merchandise of every kind and description; and to purchase and sell machinery and equipment, furniture and fixtures and supplies of all kinds.

Sale and Liquidation

J. To sell or liquidate all or any part of any business at such time and price and upon such terms and conditions (including credit) as the Executor or Trustee may determine. The Executor or the Trustee is specifically authorized and empowered to make such sale to any partner, officer or employee of the business (or to any individual Personal Representative or Trustee) or to any beneficiary under this instrument.

Conjunctive Action

K. To exercise any of the rights and powers conferred by this instrument in conjunction with another or others.

Scope of Business

L. To diminish, enlarge or change the scope or nature of any business.

Exoneration of Trustee

I am aware that certain risks are inherent in the operation of any business. Therefore, I direct that my Personal Representative and Trustee shall not be held liable for any loss resulting from the retention and operation of any business unless such loss shall result directly from the Personal Representative's or Trustee's gross negligence or wilful misconduct. In determining any question of liability for losses, it should be considered that the Personal Representative or Trustee, as the case may be, is engaging in a speculative enterprise at my express request.

Indemnity for Trustee

If any business operated by my Personal Representative or Trustee pursuant to the authorization contained in this will shall be unincorporated, then I direct that all liabilities arising from such business shall be satisfied first from the business itself and second out of the estate or trust estates. It is my intention that in no event shall any such liability be enforced against the Personal Representative or Trustee personally. If the Personal Representative or Trustee shall be held personally liable, it shall be entitled to indemnity first from the business and second from the estate or trust estates.