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Nancy Armstrong: Legacy of Gratitude

Estate planning is one important way to help shape future generations and continue the legacy of your personal values. As Nancy Armstrong, an associate of the Dominican Sisters, anticipates getting older and reaching her final goal of eternal life, she thinks about the legacy she wants to leave her children. “I want to leave my children not just money and THINGS, but an example of how to share one’s blessings.”

“The sisters have journeyed with me in life. I want to help continue their good works. In doing so, I also hope to leave my children with a legacy of gratitude so they may grow in generosity.”

“I want to leave my children not just money and THINGS, but an example of how to share one’s blessings.”

“As I look back on my life, I’m grateful for the many blessings God has bestowed on me: my children, grandchildren, siblings, extended family,” Nancy says. While she plans to leave most of her estate to family and dear friends, she will also include the Dominican Sisters of Springfield. “The sisters have journeyed with me in life—sometimes leading the way and sometimes holding my hand as they walk beside me. I want to help continue their good works as they ‘compassionately preach the Gospel of Jesus’. In doing so, I also hope to leave my children with a legacy of gratitude so they may grow in generosity.”

It is important to plan for one’s self in later years and for the generations to follow. Experts advise that those plans be reviewed every five years because life happens and situations change.

As a member of the Dominican Legacy Society, Nancy’s name will be etched in a plaque near the chapel windows. As light streams through, she, her family and friends will be prayed for daily for generations to come!

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We are blessed with many kind, dedicated friends like Nancy Armstrong who freely share their stories about why they've decided to become partners in the Springfield Dominican Mission to preach the gospel of compassion for the life of the world. Read more stories here and come back often for new stories.

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