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Community Notes
 Nov 3, 2026

Sessions On Estate Planning and Ways To Create A Legacy At Senior Center This Week

Decisions, Decisions: Estate Planning Simplified
Who decides where your property passes? You or Montana?
If you think estate planning is a boring topic, think again!
Dr. Marsha Goetting from MSU Extension brings her renowned, highly engaging educational session to the Glasgow Senior Center this Thursday, November 5, from 6:00 to 7:30 PM.
Forget dry lectures—Dr. Goetting keeps you actively involved using response clickers as she tackles real-world questions: What happens to property if someone passes without a written will? How do trusts and wills compare, and when is each one actually useful?
Don't leave your family's future up to Montana state law. Come get your questions answered, and enjoy a great community session!
Marsha has also offered to set up appointments for private consultations if families would like to visit with her about specific plans. 
Call the Valley County Extension Office at 406-228-6241 to save your spot. That's Thursday, November 5, at the Glasgow Senior Center from 6:0 to 7:30 pm.  A light meal will be served. 
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Ingenious Ways to Create a Living, Lasting Legacy for Your Community and Your Family
November 6, 2026 from 11:30 am to1:00 pm
 
This estate planning session, sponsored by the Valley County Community Foundation, will explore eight creative ways individuals can create a legacy during their lifetime or after their death. Participants will learn about straightforward planning strategies that can benefit family members, friends, charitable organizations, and other causes they value while potentially reducing probate costs, delays, and complications.
 
Montana State University’s Dr. Marsha Goetting will be in Glasgow on November 6th at the Glasgow Senior Center from 11:30 to 1:00 where she will share her vast estate planning knowledge with an emphasis on lasting legacies.  The Valley County Community Foundation will provide lunch for those interested in hearing from Marsha and the Community Foundation.    
 
Marsha has also offered to set up appointments for private consultations if families would like to visit with her about specific plans. 
Please contact the Valley County Extension Office to register for this event and lunch.  406-228-6241
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