DELEGATION AGREEMENT

The undersigned acknowledges that CHARLES E. SHIPLER is the Attorney-in-fact for

VIRGINIA E. SHIPLER, having been appointed Attorney-in-Fact upon the death of DILLARD
B. SHIPLER, on the 2nd day of July, 2018.
The undersigned is desirous of delegating duties the undersigned has as Attorney-in-fact
for VIRGINIA E. SHIPLER to the following named person individually, for purposes of
assisting the undersigned in carrying out the duties of the Attorney-in-fact for VIRGINIA E.
SHIPLER.
The party to whom this delegation is made is: ________________________.
VIRGINIA E. SHIPLER’s power of attorney provides on page 2, that the Attorney-in-
Fact is authorized “to engage the services of professional advisors, including but not limited to
attorneys, accountants, insurance agents and investment counselors and shall further have all
powers granted to Trustee’s by the Washington Trust Act and any amendments thereto, which
powers are incorporated herein by this reference…” The Washington Trust Act, under RCW
11.98.070 allows the trustee, in subpart (27) to “engage persons including, lawyers accountants,
investment advisors or agents even if they are associated with the trustee, to advise or assist the
trustee in the performance of the trustee’s duties, or to perform any act, subject to RCW
11.98.070.” RCW 11.98.071 provides that a trustee may delegate duties and powers that a
prudent trustee of comparable skills could properly delegate under the circumstances. The
statute further requires a definition of the scope of the delegation which is set forth below.
Further, because the Washington Trust Act authorizes delegation specifically then
delegation is further authorized pursuant to RCW 11.125.240 which grants the Attorney-in-fact
(Agent) the authority to “delegate some, but not all of the authority granted under the power of
attorney.”
The above person named, to whom powers have been delegated, are hereby authorized to
do the following acts on behalf of the Attorney-in-fact in carrying out the Attorney-in-fact’s
duties. Those duties and acts are:
1. Deal with all banks, financial institutions and affiliates thereof, or entities
affiliated therewith, for purposes of acquiring information concerning the value and the assets
held by any such institution in the name of VIRIGINIA E. SHIPLER.
 2. All financial institutions being banks, financial institutions, affiliates, and entities
associated with banks and their affiliates are authorized to rely upon the actions and directions
given by the above-named individuals, or either of them, for whom power has been delegated,
with regard to any and all transactions dealing with said entity on behalf of VIRGINIA E.
SHIPLER.
3. The person or persons to whom power has been delegated (the agent), as stated
above, shall be authorized to open bank accounts on behalf of the estate, be a signer on all of said
accounts, deposit estate funds into the account, and to make withdrawals from any such
accounts.
4. The agent is authorized to pay bills of the estate with estate funds.
5. The agent shall report to the undersigned of the transactions and actions taken by
the agent with regard to the estate upon request.
6. Any person, entity, firm or any governmental agency, entity or party may
conclusively rely upon the delegation of authority as set forth herein with regard to the acts
performed by an above-named agent on behalf of the attorney-in-fact.
7. Each party or entity relying upon this delegation of authority shall be authorized
to do so until such time as said party receives actual written notification from the Attorney-in-
fact (being the undersigned) that this delegation of authority has been revoked or modified. Any
and all actions taken upon reliance of this authority prior to receipt of actual written notification
of revocation shall be deemed binding acts of the Attorney-in-fact.
8. Any person or entity relying upon this delegation of authority is not required to
verify the agent’s duties to the attorney-in-fact or their reporting to the attorney-in-fact and can
be assured that the attorney-in-fact is still responsible for the actions of the agent as authorized
herein. It is acknowledged that CHARLES E. SHIPLER is the Attorney-in-fact for VIRGINIA E.
SHIPLER and is responsible therefore in all actions taken with regard to the estate and any
person, entity, firm, or governmental entity is authorized to rely on CHARLES E. SHIPLER
continued responsibility, authority, and authority to delegate hereunder.

Dated this ___ day of __________________, 2018.

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CHARLES E. SHIPLER
GIVEN under my hand and official seal on this _____ day of ____________, 2018.

NOTARY PUBLIC in and for the State of

Washington, residing at

[NAME OF NOTARY – TYPE OR PRINT]

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