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MikeWaters · 05-26-2006, 02:48 PM

We are solvent for this year, due to the generous contributions of many. I should point out that tooblue made an especially large contribution in association with another poster (bluegoose?). Thanks.

I was thinking that with further money generated over the next few months, we could potentially donate it to a charity or a good cause. For example, money generated by amazon.com purchases.

I'll throw out one possibility. A college fund for a fallen BYU grad, died in Iraq. I was very briefly in the ROTC while at BYU, and peripherally knew this man, Bill Jacobsen. He was either in the same year, or the year ahead of me. He was hard core, and a good guy. He died when the suicide bomber entered the mess hall in Mosul. He had 4 kids with his wife.

There's an article about this passing, here, as well as the address for the college fund (which I would want to double check, because the article is at least a year old).

http://www.meridianmagazine.com/arti...50107iraq.html

What do you guys think?

05-26-2006, 02:48 PM	#1
MikeWaters Demiurge Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 36,365	Financial plans for the near future... We are solvent for this year, due to the generous contributions of many. I should point out that tooblue made an especially large contribution in association with another poster (bluegoose?). Thanks. I was thinking that with further money generated over the next few months, we could potentially donate it to a charity or a good cause. For example, money generated by amazon.com purchases. I'll throw out one possibility. A college fund for a fallen BYU grad, died in Iraq. I was very briefly in the ROTC while at BYU, and peripherally knew this man, Bill Jacobsen. He was either in the same year, or the year ahead of me. He was hard core, and a good guy. He died when the suicide bomber entered the mess hall in Mosul. He had 4 kids with his wife. There's an article about this passing, here, as well as the address for the college fund (which I would want to double check, because the article is at least a year old). http://www.meridianmagazine.com/arti...50107iraq.html What do you guys think?