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Grandma's Yellow Pie Plate...A Guide to Passing on Personal Possessions
Everyone has personal belongings such as wedding photographs, a baseball glove, or a yellow pie plate that contain special meaning for them and for other family members. Paring down and transferring such items is inevitable when a family member moves or dies. This is an issue which has an impact on families regardless of their financial worth, heritage, or cultural background.
Ohio State University Extension’s program provides individuals and families with practical information about the inheritance of personal property. The goal of the program is to help families and individuals make decisions through education and research.
To arrange for a class, contact Marisa Warrix at 216-429-8217 or by email at warrix.1@osu.edu
Resources:
“Growing Together Because our First Years Last Forever” is a series of 11 age-related (newborn to 3 years old) parent readiness newsletters for first-time parents. Call Pam McLennan at 216-429-8216 to request a set.
"Just in Time Parenting Information: Newsletters for the age of your child." This website provides links to parenting newsletters.
