Alfred, who was “successful” and “active” on the stock exchange, died in 2014, and Renette, who had been cared for in a nursing home in Frankfurt since 2016, died in December 2019 at the age of 81.
In April this year, the district said, it was reported that Renate had given him a bank balance, shares and valuables.
The news came as a shock to these officers. Local Mayor Bernd Heine told Hessenchau, “I thought at first, this is not easy, I thought the comma has slipped, something is not right.”
The municipality also inherited a property in Weiperfelden, which was initially left as an inheritance, but was rejected due to the cost of the building and building constructions and by the early inheritance.
The community is committed to using. 2.5 million worth of heritage for “community amenities and infrastructure.”
The community said in a statement, “The community of Wadsworth is posthumously thanking the Wiedel couple for this important legacy.”
“We will deal with it very responsibly, develop our community for the good of all and keep an honorable memory of both,” he added.
Local residents have some ideas on what to spend behind the money. Heine Hansenschou said money was needed for cycling paths, buildings and kindergartens, while residents suggested the money should be spent on outdoor pools, public transport and facilities for local children.
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