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$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.

This is $99

Five files. That is the package.

  • Newspaper obituary · PDF
  • Newspaper obituary · Word
  • Questions and answers · PDF
  • Questions and answers · Word
  • Photo pages, the ten-minute film, and the PowerPoint. Connect to a TV or projector.

The gathering · +$29

Four papers, each as PDF and Word.

  • Invitation — the please-come page
  • Order of the day
  • Papers for the person who leads
  • Words of remembrance

More photographs · +$25

Up to 200 stills. Forty are already in the $99. The film stays about ten minutes.

What this is not

This living obituary is the memory package — $99, $128 with the gathering, $124 with more photographs, or $153 with both. It is not a tax-deductible gift. After the card clears, Living Obituary gives $10 of the $99 to a charity in that local area. You do not get a tax receipt.

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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