2.D.Definitions. For any interpretation of this Trust Agreement, the following definitions shall apply:

(1)BATFE. The term “BATFE” shall refer to the "Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives”.
(2)Beneficiary. The term “beneficiary” or “beneficiaries” shall mean any person whose right to receive assets from the trust is currently vested;
(3)Cease to Act. The phrase "cease to act" shall mean the resignation, death, incapacity or disappearance of a Trustee;
(4)Code. Any reference to the “Code” shall refer to the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, and to any regulations pertaining to the referenced sections;
(5)Descendants. The term “descendants” shall include a person's lineal descendants of all generations;
(6)Disappearance. The term “disappearance” shall mean the individual's whereabouts remain unknown for a period of sixty (60) days. If any beneficiary (including me) is not seen or heard of for a period of one year and no physical remains or body has been recovered, it shall be presumed that such beneficiary is not alive;
(7)Firearm. The term “firearm” shall mean a device from which a shot is discharged by gunpowder or the energy of another explosive and shall include rifles, guns, handguns and any accessory which may become part of the device.
(8)Incapacity.
(a)In the case of a question or dispute, incapacitation of a Trustee (whether such Trustee shall be me or a successor) shall be evidenced by written certification of two (2) physicians that the individual is unable to effectively manage his or her own property or financial affairs, whether as a result of age, illness, use of prescription medications, drugs or other substances, or any other cause;
(b)If there is no question or dispute, incapacitation of a Trustee shall be established by the written declaration of only one doctor;
(c)An individual shall be deemed restored to capacity whenever the individual's personal or attending physician provides a written opinion that the individual is able to effectively manage his or her own property and financial affairs; and,
(d)An individual shall be deemed incapacitated if a court of competent jurisdiction has declared the individual to be incompetent or legally incapacitated. If an individual fails to grant the court making such determination valid authorization to disclose the person's protected health information under any applicable federal and/or state statute, or if the person subsequently revokes such authority, the individual shall be deemed incapacitated;
(9)Issue. The term “issue” shall refer to lineal descendants of all degrees and shall include adopted persons; provided however, that such term shall refer only to the issue of lawful marriages and illegitimate children only if a parent/child relationship existed between such child and his or her parent, living or deceased, as determined under Oklahoma law. A child in gestation which is later born alive and survives for thirty (30) days shall be considered as issue in being throughout the period of gestation;
(10)Licensed Dealer. The phrase “licensed dealer” shall mean an individual or a company engaged in the business of the interstate and/or intrastate sale of firearms and who holds an appropriate Federal Firearms License issued pursuant to the “Gun Control Act of 1968” (44 U.S.C. ch. 18) for the type of firearm being sold (i.e., Class I or Class III).
(11)NFA. The term “NFA” shall refer to the “National Firearms Act”, as defined in 26 U.S.C. ch. 53.
(12)Per Stirpes. Whenever a distribution is to be made “per stirpes”, the assets are to be divided into as many shares as there are then-living children and deceased children who left living descendants. Each living child shall receive one share and each deceased child's share shall be divided among such deceased child's then-living descendants in the same manner;
(13)Prohibited Person. The phrase “prohibited person” means any person who is prohibited from owning or possessing a firearm by any state and/or federal law, statute or regulation; specifically including the Gun Control Act of 1968 (44 U.S.C. ch. 18).
(14)Pronouns and Gender. In this Trust Agreement, the feminine, masculine or neuter gender, and the singular or plural number, shall be deemed to include the others whenever the context so indicates;
(15)Restricted Firearms. The phrase “restricted firearm” or “restricted firearms” shall refer to any Title II Firearm (as hereinafter defined) as well as any other firearm the ownership, possession and/or transfer of which is regulated by any state and/or local jurisdiction in which the trust is situated.
(16)State Law, Statute or Regulation. The phrase “state law, statute or regulation” shall mean the laws, statutes or regulations of the State of Oklahoma and the laws, statutes or regulations of any other state and/or local jurisdiction which regulates the ownership, possession and/or transfer of any firearm owned by the trust within that state and/or jurisdiction.
(17)Title II Firearms. The phrase “Title II Firearm” shall refer to those firearms whose ownership, possession and/or transfers are regulated by the NFA (also referred to as “Class 3 Firearms” and “Class III Firearms”).
(18)Trustee. Any reference to “Trustee” shall be deemed to refer to whichever individual, individuals (including me) or corporation shall then be acting as the Trustee.