Tiger Woods Wife Feels a Lot Better About Retirement Prospects

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The Fantasy Sports Review The Fantasy Sports Review posted 9/17/2007 from www.serioussportsnewsnetwork.com [flag]
JUPITER, Fla.--Elin Nordegren, wife of Tiger Woods, sent a lengthy letter of thanks to FedEx for the generous prize that the shipping company provided for the recently completed FedEx Cup. "Your generosity and your $10 million retirement annuity will allow my husband, Tiger Woods, a comfortable retirement," the letter read. [link]

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