Bush wins $44 million lottery jackpot

Comment #4

CASH Only — Thu, 12 Aug 2004 22:29:19 GMT

In the spirit of fair play, someone named Kerry is due to win big.

Comment #3

benir4u — Sat, 24 Jul 2004 16:26:40 GMT

I would first make sure that I invested wisely so that I would not have to work again and tell the story of how I lost 17 million. That is one of the worst things that could happen is to have to tell the story of how you lost that much money as some millionaire winners have had to do. Donating a portion is a must to family, friends, and charities. I wouldn't compromise my comforts of living now that I had the means.

Comment #2

ThinkBig — Sat, 24 Jul 2004 02:17:11 GMT

Webster, I would do a TON of things with that money. SUch as take a much needed vacation, dental work, private school for my child (especially) and then just put together a little foundation, I suppose. O, no doubt, I would spend conservatively and invest wisely.....Congrats to this man and also it is good that his wife stressed to him before she died to play the lotto. Good he listened.

Comment #1

Webmaster L — Fri, 23 Jul 2004 19:28:02 GMT

------------------------------------------------------------------------ I can't think of anything that I need or would really like to have, Bush said. Just knowing that I can do whatever I want to, that's a morale booster. ------------------------------------------------------------------------17 Million after taxes would be more than a morale booster for this Webmaster LeRoy in ILAnyone else on this forum can't think of what they possibly could do with this $$$Please Post.Webmaster LeRoy... [ More ]

Bush wins $44 million lottery jackpot

Lottery Post — Fri, 23 Jul 2004 17:35:18 GMT

Now that we got your attention, you didn't think we meant GWB, did you?It's 100 degrees outside, but California's newest multimillionaire refuses to turn on the air-conditioner.Although Charles Chuck Bush, 71, found out Wednesday he bought the winning California Lottery SuperLotto Plus ticket worth $44 million, he'd rather use the swamp cooler. I'm still a thrifter at heart, I suppose, said Bush, a retired sawmill supervisor. I think my lifestyle won't change much. Bush was with his son and... [ More ]