No one at the Minnesota Waterfowl Association had ever heard of Bennett Johnsen, a longtime member of the conservation group--until now. Johnsen, who died last April at age 72, named the waterfowl association beneficiary of his $400,000 retirement account. For the financially struggling group, it was welcome news. Reported by Doug Smith of the Minneapolis Star-Trib.
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February 07, 2008
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