BOCA RATON, Fla. (AP) - When American multimillionaire Wilson C. Lucom died in 2006, he left most of his fortune to a new foundation dedicated to feeding Panama's poor children _ not to his politically-connected Panamanian widow, nor to her children.
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American expatriate wishes to give an estate now worth over $100 Million to benefit thousands of needy children in Panama. This gift is the largest legacy of charitable giving for this purpose in the history of Panama.
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