Nancy and Jack Dinerstein Go “All In” with Estate Gift to Keep Kinkaid Strong
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For Nancy and Jack Dinerstein, Kinkaid has been a trusted part of their family for decades, starting way back in 1981 when the first of their three sons entered the School. Now, with grandchildren also passing through Kinkaid, they have chosen to make the School part of their estate plan to keep it strong far into the future.
Executive chairman of the Dinerstein Companies, a nationally renowned property construction, development, and management company based in Houston, Jack says his sons have grown into excellent businessmen and fathers, thanks in large part to the Kinkaid experience.
“Nancy and I feel Kinkaid helped shape our sons into the men they are today through a combination of academic and ethical education,” Jack says. “All three [Brian ’95, Ross ’97, and Brad ’03] are accomplished businessmen, and more important, wonderful fathers to our grandchildren. We credit Kinkaid with supplying the tools and the confidence needed to succeed.”
As proud grandparents of Molly ’25, Billy ’29, Cole ’36, and Presley ’38, Jack and Nancy felt a bequest supporting the All In Campaign was the perfect planned gift for the School and their family’s future. They urge others to join them in keeping Kinkaid at the forefront of excellence.
“We encourage all families who feel Kinkaid assisted in the intellectual and spiritual growth of their children to repay this wonderful institution with an estate gift,” Jack says. “It’s a great way to say ‘Thank you for a job well done.’ ”
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