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[hesouttamylife]

Plus this info re: a great find historical George Washington treasures found.
http://abcnews.go.com/Business/george-washingtons-unprecedented-historical-treasure-prominent-massachusetts-family/story?id=11595566

I still will never understand people selling these gifts given from Michael being sold for any amount.  He obviously didn't give them to the right people who would cherish them and not put a money value to them.  Had I been the worthy recipient of any of them, I would have held them as sentimental in value, priceless.  No amount of money would have been enough to make me part with them.

When Michael's original books, Dancing the Dream and Moonwalk, starting becoming astronomically competitive on E-bay and everywhere else, I just kinda sighed.  It made me sad :(  I have original, signed copies of both and no amount could have made me part with them.  I'll have them until my dying days.  And in my will, I have stipulated that they along with all my Michael Jackson memorabilia be donated to charity.  I cringe to think what would happen to it if I just left it behind.  No one loves Michael in my family like I do.  My treasures would probably would end up in a box somewhere destined for recycling or in the trash eventually, heaven forbid :cry:  God, I would die a second death knowing that.

[all4loveandbelieve]

People do not know how sentimental value are  these memorabilias . Especially a gift from Michael Jackson. I guess some people have no scrupples, money talks. They do not cherish the gifts they received by Michael Jackson. These are money hungry people, and they did not appreciate and loved Michael. I wish I would have received a gift, just a little token, from Michael,I would be in heaven, and would cherish it for the rest of my life. Now the best gift to all of us, is that he comes back on his own terms and in good health. Love and blessings.

[suspicious mind]

Plus this info re: a great find historical George Washington treasures found.
http://abcnews.go.com/Business/george-washingtons-unprecedented-historical-treasure-prominent-massachusetts-family/story?id=11595566

I still will never understand people selling these gifts given from Michael being sold for any amount.  He obviously didn't give them to the right people who would cherish them and not put a money value to them.  Had I been the worthy recipient of any of them, I would have held them as sentimental in value, priceless.  No amount of money would have been enough to make me part with them.

When Michael's original books, Dancing the Dream and Moonwalk, starting becoming astronomically competitive on E-bay and everywhere else, I just kinda sighed.  It made me sad :(  I have original, signed copies of both and no amount could have made me part with them.  I'll have them until my dying days.  And in my will, I have stipulated that they along with all my Michael Jackson memorabilia be donated to charity.  I cringe to think what would happen to it if I just left it behind.  No one loves Michael in my family like I do.  My treasures would probably would end up in a box somewhere destined for recycling or in the trash eventually, heaven forbid :cry:  God, I would die a second death knowing that.

i hope you specified the charity or they could end up at a Goodwill somewhere. :o