Joseph E Wherry I ACC For Retention
19006 Grant Street
Elkhorn, NE 68022
United States
ph: Home:1(402)289-4220
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jewherry
I Started as a Codicil 1982:

With a $10,000 Life Insurance, becoming a: Benifactor
Defined: Every thing this page looks like it is all about money, that is why I like the definition of Benefactor, in Funk Wagnalls
which is: One who gives help, or confers a benefit.
The same year, the electric doors were installed, I also used cash value, for the James E West Fellow program, as shown to the right.
I show this page mostly to, let you know how, one can start Endowments small, as my wife an I did, and create programs that, can grow, to as high as you wish, because it will secure Scouting programs for a long time.
It was a proud day, when we became a Heritage Donor defind as:

"Heritage" is the title given to an original life-size sculpture by Western artist Herb Mignery that depicts a pioneer family. Commissioned by the trustees of the Mid-America Council, this statue is located in the Central Park Mall in downtown Omaha. It was unveiled and dedicated on September 22, 1984 at ceremonies during Omaha's River City Roundup. At the base of the statue, there are bronze plaques affixed which honor those individuals who are participants in the Mid-America Council Boy Scout Heritage Program. These are today's leaders who have given their support with a minimum donation of S 100,000, through a variety of mechanisms, such as: outright gifts, bequests, gifts of insurance policies, trusts, annuities, etc. These individuals have made the decision to help pass on the "Heritage of Leadership" to young people through Scouting.
Then, as shown far right, I became a 1910 Society member in 1998, and Founder's Circle member, in 2000, on the National Endowment program. All of these gifts, will be available, to use, when I pass away: So, I won't see it then, which is why I encourage, promote, and support the FOS programs, as I ask you to do as well.
Yours In Scouting
Joe 1st
Benefactors contribute between $5,000 and $99,999 to the Mid-America Council Boy Scout Endowment Fund either as an outright gift now or as a bequest in their will. Benefactors insure the continuation of quality Scouting forever. A certificate and statuette is presented to each donor at an appropriate occasion.
In 1986, because wounds, and Agent Orange, I became permanently disabled, and in 1991, my wife passed, where I became a single parent, of 4. Then in 1993, I became dependent to an electric scooter, to get around, but I would follow up on the plans we set.
In 1994 came Mid America Council's Ground Breaking Ceremoney, for our Scout Service Center:

My 3 sons, and I were the Color Guard. Father Val Peters, Director of Boys Town, helps me over a hump.
Mid America Councils Ground Breaking Ceremoney
Click above for picture on pdf.
After it was built, the only problem on accessability, was the doors: So, in 1995, I used a Cash Value, on one of our plans, and donated 4 electric doors.

Donation of Electrice Doors For New Service Center 1995
Click above for picture on pdf
The favorite part of it is that, my name, which is by the center's elevator, for Handicap Insignias. My name is also on a plaque, where those you were responsible for the funding of the new Service Center, like John Gottschalk, whose name is on our Scout Shop, and is a National Board Member, and a Silver Buffalo.
Endowments:
1st: James E West Fellow:

I used cash value, from one policy, to donate the $1,000. to become a
James E West Fellow
Then the Professional Staff presented my late wife a James E West Fellow in 1997 Posthumously
In 2000 I Received the 1910 Society, and in 2002 the Founders Circle Awards


Click above on the Black Underlined Words, for this page on pdf.
Joseph E Wherry I ACC For Retention
19006 Grant Street
Elkhorn, NE 68022
United States
ph: Home:1(402)289-4220
fax: Fax: 1(402)289-5311
alt: Cell: 1(402)214-9503
jewherry