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Create a legacy...
Would you like to provide for your financial security and make a significant gift to USM? Planned gifts offer you this opportunity. Some include a lifetime income for you or other beneficiaries as well as major tax benefits. See Guide to Planned Gifts.
Did you know about USM's society for endowed and planned gift donors,
The Benefactor Society?
Enlist your professional advisors' help by referring them to For
the Professional Advisor.
For a listing of lawyers in Maine and nationwide who are skilled in
the preparation of wills and trusts and have been accepted into
membership into the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel, go
to www.actec.org.
Learn why a planned gift is often an endowed gift, see Endowment
Giving.
USM's executive director of developement can provide personalized planned
gift scenarios and more detailed information on the various kinds of planned
gifts and welcomes your interest and questions. Contact
Us
Planned gifts are an extraordinary way to create your legacy to USM.
Join us for the future.
Stephen M. Anderson
Chair, Planned Giving Committee
Board Member, USM Foundation
Members of the USM Foundation Planned Giving Committee:
Eleanor Baker ’78L
Vice Chair Person & Tax Principal
Baker Newman and Noyes
David Hawkes ’66 ’69L
Board Member, USM Foundation
Philip Jagolinzer
USM Professor Emeritus
Kurt E. Klebe ’94L
Verrill & Dana, LLP
Elizabeth McCandless
McCandless, Epstein & Donovan, LLP
Amanda Rand
Board Member, USM Foundation
Chris Robinson
Board member, USM Foundation
Legg Mason
Elizabeth Shorr ’74
Vice President, University Advancement and Planning
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