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Secret millionaire leaves fortune to New Hampshire town
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November 21, 2023
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1:05Now PlayingA New Hampshire man who lived in an unfurnished mobile home and drove a lawn mower around his small town died a secret multi-millionaire and bequeathed his fortune to the tight-knit community. NY Post reporter Jesse O'Neill shares this story.
Geoffrey Holt, who died in June at the age 82, was known as the caretaker of a Hinsdale mobile home park where he lived in a unit with no computer or TV and a bed with legs that went through the floor.
Holt rarely left the town of 4,200 on the Vermont and Massachusetts border and did not have a car.
He was often seen riding his mower to the local convenience store, clad in threadbare clothes.
Edwin “Smokey” Smith, Holts best friend, former employer and a former Republican state lawmaker, learned shortly before his death that the divorced and childless man had made investments that had paid off in a big way — to the tune of $3.8 million.
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