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Day 30 - Last Will and Testament (Indy)
Oct. 1st, 2012 12:39 amLast Will and Testament of Henry Walton Jones, Junior
I leave almost all my worldly goods to my son, Henry Walton Jones III. He can do with them as he sees fit. I leave my sense of adventure to the next generation of explorers. Not to sound profound but at 95, it’s allowed. Only by learning about the past will we save our future.
Sorry, Mutt, but the hat is Henrietta’s. She is following in my footsteps and I am so proud of her for that. Go out and find your own Grail, Henrietta!
Signed July 1, 1994
Henry Walton “Indiana” Jones, Junior
Grandfather wrote this on his 95th birthday. The handwriting is spidery and hard to read so his lawyer had it typed and printed also. He lived several more years and even made one last trip to Egypt before he died. I miss him still. The hat is my most treasured possession.
I leave almost all my worldly goods to my son, Henry Walton Jones III. He can do with them as he sees fit. I leave my sense of adventure to the next generation of explorers. Not to sound profound but at 95, it’s allowed. Only by learning about the past will we save our future.
Sorry, Mutt, but the hat is Henrietta’s. She is following in my footsteps and I am so proud of her for that. Go out and find your own Grail, Henrietta!
Signed July 1, 1994
Henry Walton “Indiana” Jones, Junior
Grandfather wrote this on his 95th birthday. The handwriting is spidery and hard to read so his lawyer had it typed and printed also. He lived several more years and even made one last trip to Egypt before he died. I miss him still. The hat is my most treasured possession.