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Sep 1, 2026, 2:06 PM UTC
My name is Mrs. Marie Joseph, an 85-year-old widow. My late husband, Engr. Ken Harry Joseph, worked for Shell Development Company in London for 31 years before he passed away in 2015. He deposited a substantial sum of money with a bank. Due to my health condition, I wish to find someone trustworthy who can use these funds for charitable purposes. If you are interested, I can share more details. Mrs. Marie Joseph
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Sep 6, 2026, 4:52 AM UTC
Hi Marie, Thank you so much for reaching out — I truly appreciate you sharing this with me. It’s quite moving, especially knowing your husband worked at Shell and had such a strong sense of duty. I can only imagine how much value he placed on giving back. Lately, I’ve been working on a few oil-and-gas cases involving legacy trust funds, and I’ve found myself thinking a lot about how important transparency and integrity are in managing money, especially when it comes from someone who built a life of service. I’m genuinely curious about the details — was the deposit made directly into a bank account, or through a third-party escrow? And if you’re open to it, do you have any documentation or records from the bank that could help verify the funds? Also, just to be thorough — are there specific charities you’re thinking of, or would you prefer to keep it open-ended so the funds can go where they’re most needed? I’ve been meaning to start a small community project in Houston involving local youth mentoring, and if this could align with something you’re considering, I’d be honored to help. Sending warm thoughts your way. Danny 43, Houston, TX Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415