Upon Resident’s Death Sample Clauses

Upon Resident’s Death. In the case of Resident’s death, the Community shall release all of Resident’s property to the person(s) designated by Resident in writing to receive it, or if no such person(s) shall have been designated, then to Resident’s executor or administrator, or if no executor or administrator qualifies within thirty (30) days of Resident’s death, then to Resident’s next of kin, as defined by Massachusetts Law. The Community will hold such property for not more than thirty (30) days following Resident’s death at the risk of Resident’s estate or of the persons entitled to receive the property. The Community will exercise ordinary care in safeguarding the property during that time. Resident hereby grants to the Community a limited power of attorney to hold and deliver Resident’s property as provided herein, including the authority to store it away from the Community in a commercial warehouse at the Resident’s expense.
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