“When writing your will, I suggest that you show some studied regard for what you leave in the hands of your progeny. You should name each of your children, grandchildren, nieces, and nephews with specific tangible bequests. Merely writing a Dollar sum signifies nothing. Do not leave them toys and trifles. Instead, leave them tools and rifles. Specifically name for each inheritor a quantity of silver, a couple of guns, a knife, several quality hand tools, and a stack of good books — to educate and to edify. A proper bequest becomes a quest for a righteous and meaningful life.” – James Wesley, Rawles, from his Tangibles Investing book manuscript
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