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Living Obituary

Write it with them while they are still here.

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The newspaper will not sit with them. A funeral home will write what it can after they are gone. This is the living obituary, while they can still say what is true.

Sit down today. Print and watch tomorrow.

Giving back$10 of your purchase

What $99 is.

Giving · $10 of the $99 goes to a charity near you.

  1. Betty Sue’s printed living obituary

    The written obituary

    PDF and Word. For the paper, or for the drawer.

  2. A printed sheet with a photograph and the caption written under it

    Photo pages

    One picture, their words under it.

  3. A tablet playing the ten-minute photograph film

    The film

    About ten minutes. Their stills, in order.

  4. A photograph from Betty Sue’s stills, ready for a TV or projector

    The celebration deck

    PowerPoint. Connect to a TV or projector.

Also kept: every question they answered, with the answer.

$99 once. Draft 14 days. After pay you have 30 days to download.

Betty Sue in hospice. Johnny at twenty-seven. Annabelle at five. They prove the files.

How it works

Watch how it works.

Sit with them while they are still here. Hear them. Keep every answer. You leave with a traditional newspaper obituary — written now, in Word — photo pages you can hold, and a ten-minute film. Those words stay.

Under a minute · Captions on · Betty Sue, Johnny, and Annabelle

Then open a finished package — Betty Sue’s newspaper obituary, photo pages, film, and the questions she answered.

Living obituaries

Three ages. Same files. They are still here.

Open both PDFs for each person, and the Word file they can edit. First, every question they answered, with the answer — that list is a keepsake from these days. Then the newspaper living obituary those answers became — PDF to print, Word to edit. No pictures on those pages. Photo pages and the film are separate.

One package · one payment

$99

One memory package. Sit today. Family send photographs overnight. Tomorrow you print the living obituary, print the photo pages, watch the ten-minute film, and open the PowerPoint. Connect to a TV or projector. $99 once. You keep the files for 30 days after pay.

Optional gathering · $29 — invitation, order of the day, celebrant papers, remembrance. PDF and Word.

More photographs · $25 — up to 200. Film stays about ten minutes.

$99

$10

to a local charity

Giving back · $10

Ten dollars of the $99 is already in the price.

It is not added on.

Type the code from the pamphlet at pay.

That $10 goes to a charity tied to the place you are in — the hospice, hospital, or care center. Most times it is their own foundation or comfort fund.

No code is fine. You can still buy.

Living Obituary is a memory package you make while they are still here.

A traditional newspaper obituary you can edit in Word and use however you want — including the local paper. Every question, every answer, kept. Photo pages. A ten-minute film. A PowerPoint. Connect to a TV or projector. $99 once.

Sit today. Print and watch tomorrow. Not a will. Not a death certificate.

Peace be with you.

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