To Gerry Spence, John Johnson, and Robert Rose, for their words of encouragement when they were much needed. To Eric Hoffman, for being the best poet and proofreader that any author could ask for. To Jessica Schemm, for playing the enchanting muse. To Ben Platt, for helping us burn out the demons after a hard day’s night. We could not and would not write without her. To Cindy Connolly Cates, who suffered through our earlier drafts and who remains always the silent third author. To Kitty O’Keefe and Shih’hua Liu, for their friendship and brilliance. To the magical and mystical Sabrina Benson, who, with a simple wave of her wand and a phone call, makes the impossible happen. To the girls’ father, Peter Buffett, for the wonderful years that we had together. To Erica and Nicol, for being wise beyond their years and two of the best daughters a mother could ever ask for. We owe an enormous debt of gratitude to: Sam, for being Mary’s knight in shining armor. These people are solid proof that the staff at Simon & Schuster is the best in the business. We would also like to thank Simon & Schuster attorneys Jennifer Weidman and Emily Remes for their skillful guidance. And a special thank you to our assistant editor, Anne Bartholomew, and our amazing copy editor, Steve Boldt. We also would like to thank our editor, Lisa Considine, whose pen kept ours straight and true. She is the best of her breed and we would be lost without her. We also wish to thank our publisher, Eleanor Rawson, for her inspiration and guidance. The Buffett Foundation, the final repository for the masterpiece he calls Berkshire Hathaway, will ultimately be the world’s wealthiest charitable foundation, providing future generations with the benefits of his earthly passion for investing. His genius as an investor will someday be overshadowed by his tremendous philanthropy. We wish to thank first and foremost Warren Buffett although he did not participate in the writing of this book, we are forever indebted to him for his wisdom and generosity over the years.
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