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Betty Sue Washington

Clarksdale, Mississippi · Born March 12, 1947

This is what $99 looks like. Open each thing, then tell us who should receive yours.

What you receive

Five files. That is the package.

  1. 01

    Traditional newspaper obituary

    A PDF to print, and a Word document you can edit. Use it however you want — including the local paper.

    Open the PDF

    Download Word — you can edit this

  2. 02

    Questions and answers

    Every question they answered, with the answer. PDF and Word.

    Open the questions

    Download Word — you can edit this

  3. 03

    Photo pages

    A PDF. One photograph to a page, with the words under it.

    Open the photo pages

  4. 04

    Ten-minute film

    An MP4 of the photographs.

    Watch the film

  5. 05

    Celebration deck · PowerPoint

    The same stills, one to a slide, with their words under them. Connect to a TV or projector.

    Open the PowerPoint

Betty Sue’s gathering papers

PDF to print. Word if you need to change a word.

  1. Betty Sue’s gathering invitation as a Word document

    Invitation · Word

  2. Betty Sue’s order of the day as a Word document

    Order of the day · Word

  3. Betty Sue’s celebrant papers as a Word document

    Papers for the person who leads · Word

  4. Betty Sue’s words of remembrance as a Word document

    Words of remembrance · Word

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Who should receive these files?

This is $99. Add the gathering or more photographs if you want. $99 is enough. Then you make yours.

A facility code is optional. It tells us which local charity receives the $10. It is not a medical record number.

Look at each one

The page, the photo pages, and the film.

Photo pages

The stills they kept, one photograph to a printed page, with the words under it. This is a preview of Betty Sue’s pages. The PDF — up to 200 photographs — is a download here, not an email.

The photograph she chose for the first frame.

Page 1 of 2 · 2026

The photograph she chose for the first frame.

Given by Betty Sue · Home

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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