Phyllis Stonecipher
Splits $5 Million Dollar Jackpot With Granddaughter As Promised!
A southern Indiana grandmother and her granddaughter won a $5 million jackpot when their lottery ticket matched all six numbers drawn for Wednesday night's Hoosier Lotto.
Phyllis Stonecipher, 75 year old resident of New Albany, Illinois, and her granddaughter, Delores Wheeler, claimed the $5 million jackpot Thursday. Delores is a married mom of four. They opted for the cash option and received about $1.9 million before taxes.
Stonecipher and Wheeler often play Hoosier Lotto and Powerball and split the winnings with each other.
Dolores had been living with her grandmother while building a house. She worked in the lingerie department at Wal-Mart and believe it or not she said she plans to take a little time off but to keep her job!
Dolores figures that one day her $950,000 share will be gone and then she won't have a job. Makes you wonder what Wal-Mart pays women in the lingerie department, doesn't it?
Phyllis Stonecipher said she will give some of her share of the money to each of her six children, and put the rest away for when she wants to go somewhere.
The ticket was bought at a Sav-A-Step Food Mart in New Albany, with winning numbers 1, 4, 23, 33, 40 and 45.
The jackpot for the Hoosier Lotto drawing on Saturday goes to $1 million.
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