by Cindy Leicester | Oct 26, 2020 | Weird Wills
Aldi is synonomous with bargains and the supermarket has over 10,000 stores in 20 countries. However the budget chain owners, the Albrechts, are well known as one of Europe’s richest families. In 2018, German Aldi stores announced sales of over $30 billion and in...
by Cindy Leicester | Mar 1, 2019 | Weird Wills
Is there a black sheep in your family? Has one of your children married someone you thought unsuitable? Have you fallen out with a family member? You are not alone. And you might want to join the ranks of those people who use their last will and testament to get...
by Cindy Leicester | Jan 31, 2019 | Weird Wills
When we think of individuals who changed the world, Alexander the Great must surely come to mind. Possibly history’s most successful military leaders, he was undefeated in battle. He built a massive empire stretching from Macedonia and Greece in Europe, to...
by Cindy Leicester | Jan 1, 2019 | Weird Wills
The name Mark Gruenwald might not resonate with all of you. But for Marvel Comic fan’s, he is a legend. He created the “Squadron Supreme,” a series about superheroes who battled moral issues to create a perfect world. He examined the rights of the...
by Cindy Leicester | Dec 1, 2018 | Weird Wills
Boston hatmaker Soloman Sanborn died in 1871. From Medford, Massachusetts Sanborn considered himself a patriot, and was especially proud of the part Massachusetts took in the Revolutionary struggle. In a humane gesture, his will left his body to science. With one...
by Cindy Leicester | Nov 1, 2018 | Weird Wills
Sandra Ilene West, (nee Hara), is San Antontio most notorious burial. Raised in Beverley Hills, Sandra was a precocious child and maintained her quick mind and wit into her adulthood and unto her death. Known for her beauty, she was associated with many famous...