Assistance League of Sacramento Honors Legacy Circle

"We recognized and thanked 12 donors as the initial members of our newly-formed Legacy Circle at the holiday meeting and luncheon at the Del Paso Country Club, Sacramento," said president Liz Stenstrom.  "Assistance League of Sacramento's Legacy Circle helps people to live beyond their years and live and give within their means.  We thank them for their generous decision to include us in their will or estate plan."

The charter members of the Legacy Circle are listed by name and community:

Suzanne and Eric Bost - Sacramento                                             

Lynnette Duffel, past president  - Sacramento

Margo Kaufman - Sacramento                                                              

Katie Kunz, past president - Carmichael                                    

Cindy Magness - Carmichael

Patricia Montemayor - Carmichael

Daryl and Sam Statler - Sacramento                                                  

Liz Stenstrom, president (2010-11)  - Rancho Murieta

Marinelle Thompson, past president - Rancho Murieta

Selma Wolfson - Sacramento                                              

President Stenstrom said we seldom neglect the important things in life.  One of the important things is preparing a will or estate plan.  We have learned that more than half of all American adults do not have a will or any type of formal estate plan.  One of the best motivators for making a will is a desire to help your favorite charitable cause.

By including Assistance League of Sacramento in your will, you can have peace of mind knowing that you have not sacrificed your current standard of living while leaving a future charitable legacy.

To learn more about planned giving to the Assistance League of Sacramento, access the web site:  http://sacramento.assistanceleague.org, under "donate", or call Marinelle Thompson, Planned Giving chairman at 916-354-8663.

Assistance League of Sacramento is an all-volunteer community service organization chartered in 1968.  It is one of 122 chapters of Assistance League nationally.  Assistance League of Sacramento has served the community for more than 42 years by meeting the changing needs of children, seniors, families, and women.

The chapter has more than 230 volunteer members who have offered countless hours, touching hundreds of thousands of lives in the greater Sacramento area.  For additional information, contact alsacmail@gmail.com or the Assistance League of Sacramento Facebook page.  The office is located at 2528 Yorktown Ave., Suite C, Sacramento, CA 95821, (916) 488-0828.