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Vance · **Kinda makes me mad sometimes -** 12-26-2002, 03:45 PM

HURRICANE, West Virginia (CNN) -- Andrew "Jack" Whittaker, a 55-year-old grandfather and owner of several construction companies will take home $111.7 million in cash for winning Wednesday night's Powerball lottery drawing.

Whittaker is already a self-made millionaire. His construction companies generate $17 million a year in revenue, he said.

Why does some $17 mil farmer from WV get the ticket, while some poor family doest? Its not like he needs the money....cmon, $17 mil a year?!??! I dunno, I mean its great hes putting some of it to a church, but still....

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Vance is Offline Senior Member Posts: 5,138 Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Texas. Heyuck.	Kinda makes me mad sometimes - 12-26-2002, 03:45 PM HURRICANE, West Virginia (CNN) -- Andrew "Jack" Whittaker, a 55-year-old grandfather and owner of several construction companies will take home $111.7 million in cash for winning Wednesday night's Powerball lottery drawing. Whittaker is already a self-made millionaire. His construction companies generate $17 million a year in revenue, he said. Why does some $17 mil farmer from WV get the ticket, while some poor family doest? Its not like he needs the money....cmon, $17 mil a year?!??! I dunno, I mean its great hes putting some of it to a church, but still....