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No leaving a Steam account in a will after you die according to Valve
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This is a reply by a lowly employee completing a support ticket. Just because the circumstances are different, they won't do much asking around and treat it the same as someone asking "can I give my account to my brother".
Both of which is equally horrible. Yes, you should be able to give what you bought to anyone, including your brother and it should automatically transfer to whoever you (or your country's laws) think should get it when you die.