State Trustees’ Chief Executive Officer, Melissa Reynolds, recently joined the ‘Looking Back’ podcast for a conversation about the importance of future planning and the role State Trustees plays in supporting Victorians.
During the episode, she highlighted our Wills Month offer and shared an important story of, Ruth, a client who sadly passed away without a will. A reminder of why having a legally valid will is one of the most important things you can do for your loved ones.
Listen to the full episode
Interview with Melissa Reynolds starts from 22:16
About Looking Back
Looking Back is the podcast brought to you by 3MP easy music, where they sit down with those who have lived a lifetime of experiences, wisdom, and stories.
In this episode of Looking Back, they sit down with Maureen, whose life story is a beautiful reflection of family, resilience, and the power of community.
Born in North Melbourne in 1944, Maureen was the fourth of eleven children, growing up in a time when life was simpler—filled with backyard BBQs, family dinners around the kitchen table, and the hard work of her father, a dedicated taxi driver.
Later in life, Maureen moved to the Mornington Peninsula, where she built a life for her own small family. She took on the challenge of owning a Wendy’s franchise, found joy in playing tennis, and embraced the strong sense of community that surrounded her.
