Let's say that tomorrow, due to circumstances beyond your control, you
either go to heaven, ascend to a higher reality or become worm-food,
depending on your own personal beliefs (off-topic for this forum). What
happens to your stuff, presuming you think you'd care?
A dear flying friend's recent death, who had the foresight to consider the
question, made me think of this in real terms. Had he not done so, there
would be a cache of primo sailplanes in the bottom of a dumpster;
compounding the grief beyond that of his passing.
You may have this sunshine vision of your flying buddies enjoying the
fruits of your labors, but if its not written down, it may not be so. Just
think about it .... it's all to easy to worry about it the day after tomorrow.
Loren
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