By Michael Zennie PUBLISHED: 09:50 EST, 6 June 2013 | UPDATED: 15:17 EST, 6 June 2013 The woman who claims to have allowed 84-year-old Powerball winner Gloria Mackenzie cut in line when she bought her lucky ticket said today she doesn't regret the decision - even though it might have cost her $590million. Mindy Crandall, 34, says allowing the elderly Mackenzie to buy her lottery ticket first taught her young daughter an important lesson about kindness. When Mackenzie came forward on Wednesday to finally claim her prize - two weeks after the record May 18 drawing - she thanked the anonymous woman who let her cut in line at that Publix grocery store in Zephyhills, Florida.
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Gloria C. Mackenzie claimed jackpot and took $370million lump sum - $266million after taxes
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Mrs Mackenzie has four children and lost her husband Ralph in 2005
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Will split winnings with son Scott, 54, after making deal with share jackpot before she knew she had won
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Has already lined up accountant and lawyer to handle finances
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Mindy Crandall let her cut in line before she bought the winning ticket
Neighbors say the elderly millionaire plans to continue living with @placeholder in Florida - albeit in a slightly bigger home.