Winning the lottery must be a yawn for Edward Williams. That's because the man, from Wichita, Kansas, has won it twice. Damn, we all dream of winning the lottery and he does it twice. It's not fair!
Edward Williams is the latest Super Kansas Cash jackpot winner. He won the $896,487 jackpot in August of 2009. His prior win was less than a year before that. In September of 2008, Edward won $75,000 playing an instant scratch ticket, also from Kansas lottery.
At the time of his win, Edward Williams was 47-years-old and single. With the first win, he bought a car and saved the rest. With his second win, he plans to save it all for retirement. Because of the win, he believes he will retire at age 55 (That's just 8 years away!). He'll continue working at Johnston Controls until then. He's already worked there for seventeen years. What's another eight years? I'm sure he'll retire immediately if he gets a third lottery win, though.
Super Kansas Cash is a game that costs $1 to play. Jackpots start at $100,000 and grows if nobody wins it. The odds of winning the jackpot in the game are approximately 1-in-2.5-million.
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Latest Super Kansas Cash Lottery Winner Edward Williams
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Tino Sundin
Posted by: Tino Sundin
Updated at: Thursday, August 20, 2009
