On the Street

Kelli Collins, Area resident
"I think everybody’s fantasized about it. I’d make sure my parents were set; that their mortgages were paid off, I’d finish college ... fulfill all those dreams, and establish a scholarship for my little sister so I’d know she could do it too. Then I’d find a couple of kids I know whose parents couldn’t afford it, and make sure they could, too. I’d maybe buy myself a new car, maybe a Mercedes or a BMW, but it would be a hybrid. I’d also take my parents and sisters around the world, and then set up the remainder for the future. "

Taylor Price, Area resident
"I would first buy my parents the new house they want in Georgia, and then definitely put it towards my college fund and my children’s college funds. I’d give some to charity, definitely a hospital. Then, I’d build a house on a private island, and buy some nice cars and a couple of boats, a nice yacht. With the rest, I’d be conservative and pass it through the family. "

Stephanie Kirk, Area resident
"I’ve fantasized about it before; probably not $10 million, though. I’d pay off all my college loans, give some money to my parents, probably buy my sister — who’s about 16 — a car, put some in savings, and the rest ... I’d just have to see. Maybe I’d go and do a bit of shopping. I’d probably also a buy a big house on the water on Marco Island. But I’d probably give the majority to my parents because they’ve given me so much. They paid for everything. It could be a family trust."