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TRUSTEE’S RESIGNATION-LETTER

TRUSTEE’S RESIGNATION-LETTER

To: _________________________________________________ (Beneficiary of Trust)

Re: Trust created by _________________________________ on ___________ (Date)

I, _____________________________________________, am writing to inform you that on ________________, I will cease to serve as trustee and shall stop performing all duties and responsibilities undertaken as trustee of the above-described trust.

______________________________________ ____________________

Signature Date

______________________________________ ____________________

Witness Date

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