A Burlington man who says he’s a random lottery player is sharing his $1-million Lotto Max win with his children.
Keith Brown says he bought the ticket in June from K C’s Variety on Walker’s Line and always intended to share the MaxMillions prize if he won.
“When I went to the store and scanned the ticket, I saw big winner,” Brown said.
“Seeing that was very rewarding. It takes a load off.”
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Brown’s children – Mathew living in Hamilton and Shelby from Burlington – say they will be investing their portion of the prize.
Dad says his share will pay for a trip out east, buy a YMCA membership and replace his car.
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