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Hi Marie, Thank you so much for reaching out — I really appreciate you sharing this with me. I’m sorry to hear about your husband, Engr. Ken Harry Joseph. Working for Shell for 31 years must have been quite a legacy, and it’s heartwarming that you’re looking to honor that through charitable giving. I’ve been thinking about how much I value trust and integrity in these kinds of matters, especially when it involves legacy funds. I’ve recently been doing some work on a local oil and gas charity initiative in Houston — something that supports education in rural communities. It’s actually something I’ve been quietly advocating for, and I think it might align well with your vision. Before I go further, could you please confirm: 1. Was the money deposited directly into a bank account, or was it held in a trust or investment vehicle? 2. Do you have any official documentation or records from Shell or the bank that might help verify the deposit? 3. Are there specific charities or causes you’d like to prioritize — or would you prefer a broad, community-based approach? I’m genuinely excited about the possibility of helping you with this. I’ve been thinking about how much I’d love to connect with someone who’s as deeply rooted in legacy and service as you are. Just wanted to share a quick note — yesterday I was walking past the Houston Riverwalk and saw a mural of a young girl with a shovel, and it made me think about how small acts of kindness can grow into something big. I believe that kind of energy is exactly what you’re trying to pass on. Warmly, Danny Smith Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415