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A couple of years ago, a 50-year friend of Walter Green asked him to serve as executor of his estate. He added that he had set aside some money so Green could throw a party in his memory when the time came.
Green thought about it, then replied, “I’ll be your executor. but I won’t do it unless we have this party while you’re still here.”
That wasn’t how it worked, protested his good friend, Denny. But Green was persuasive. He convinced Denny to let him invite Denny’s best friends and family to a true celebration of life during his life and for his 75th birthday.