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Central Islip lottery winner feeling grandNews Story
What do you do with a million dollars?Long Island's latest big winner is paying off his credit card debt, for starters.Rich Vickers, 50, of Central Islip, said he will use most of his first payment to pay off $25,000 in charge card bills this week.Lottery officials presented Vickers with his first payment Friday at Roosevelt Field Mall in Garden City. Vickers won $1 million with a $5 ticket for the New York Poker Instant game.He's the 17th Long Islander to win a million or more in 2005.Vickers,
Nov 28, 2005, 12:15 pm - Todd - Lottery News

Win a jackpot...continue to work??Reply
That's an interesting topic here. Has anyone on here ever hit it big ? Give us some a clue as to how it feels. Personaly I have been out of work for the better part of 19 months as some on here know, accident at work. I loved my job which is in the maritime industry and I traveled the world and was paid well for it. Had plenty of time off too to spend with my family. I have learned on thing from this extended stay at home and that is I no longer have any desire to retire if I ever return to wo
Mar 2, 2005, 3:59 pm - Blackie - Lottery Discussion Forum

Bloomington couple claims Powerball jackpotNews Story
A Bloomington, Indiana couple on Friday claimed about $5.2 million in cash with the second winning Powerball ticket sold in Indiana in less than a week.Jon and Louanne Lashbrook matched all the winning numbers for Wednesday's Powerball drawing, Hoosier Lottery officials said.The jackpot was $10 million, but the Lashbrooks decided to take the one-time cash payment.Jon Lashbrook is a systems analyst for the Indiana Department of Workforce Development. His wife, Louanne, is a deputy treasurer for M
Nov 1, 2003, 11:57 am - Todd - Lottery News

Jersey Cash 5Reply
first off let me explain some things to you. my mother insists on working. she likes to have her own money . ive tried to get her to retire but she loves her job, she loves being around other people. i cant force her to retire and stay inside all day. my brother is a very independent person and insists on making it big on his own. i have bought him a brand new ford explorer last year paid for by myself along with the insurance premiums. it was HIS own idea to invest in a hot dog cart. he has
May 13, 2002, 1:10 pm - Guest - Lottery Discussion Forum

Balancing Odds and Cost 😁Reply
I go for whatever has the truly life-changing amount of money. 10 mil you can retire on, 2 million you'll run out and have to keep working.
Apr 28, 2026, 8:36 pm - ScratchJack - Lottery Discussion Forum

Washington State (anybody?)Reply
Definitely. I might have to retire Pick 3 and focus on Match 4. Gonna give it a few more days!
Feb 27, 2026, 12:57 am - WaWonder - Pick 3 Forum

Pick 3 Chasers – Ohio Connect! ( 2-1 thru 2-28-26)Reply
I'm not too sure! I think I will include one more month and then retire it. I've asked this one time before- I believe back in November if it was worth keeping up
Feb 18, 2026, 9:36 am - Bluesmom - Pick 3 Forum

Florida's Fantasy 5Reply
I believe it. Not only have I experienced it myself just from being in the stores, but also standing in Lotto line. There's a lot of idiots here lol. After all it's where old people come to retire.
Dec 21, 2025, 7:39 am - ScreamingMidget - Pick 5 Forum

NY Dream Team 2024Reply
Big Big Big Congratulations to you. What a great day No one deserves it more. Like old times Ms A back in the day that is how you use to win. Your daughter picked an awesome profession. I am also a visiting nurse soon to retire .
Dec 11, 2025, 10:56 pm - Oneeta - Pick 3 Forum

NY Dream Team 2024Reply
UBER Congrats to you Darling!!! Don't retire for the year just yet! I feel those trip 333s hits activated your time to win some more flow!
Nov 24, 2025, 3:34 am - LivingLegacy768 - Pick 3 Forum