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Johnny Reyes

Denver, Colorado · Born June 4, 1999

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

Your cart

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.

Traditional newspaper obituary

The traditional newspaper obituary. PDF to print. Word you can edit. Use it however you want — including the local paper.

Johnny Reyes, called Johnny.

Born June 4, 1999, in Denver, Colorado.

He is twenty-seven.

He is writing this himself.

Months, not years.

He wants it finished while he can still argue about the order.

Elena Reyes raised him.

Luis is the brother who already stole the map.

The porch with his mother is home as much as any trail on the Front Range.

He served one tour in Afghanistan with the U.S.

Army.

He came home and led a warehouse crew during the week.

Weekends he is on the dirt.

He showed up.

That is the whole thing.

Cheap tacos.

The red jacket.

Tess at the warehouse gets the Saturday shift.

Luis gets the trail pack if he actually wears the jacket.

Doctors and the VA have their files.

He has heard people talk about burn pits.

This story does not settle that.

He does not want a hospital in this.

No machines.

The porch is enough.

The trail is enough.

Tell Mom he was not scared the whole time.

Just some of the time.

The rest he was looking at the mountains.

Keep the porch light on.

The film is enough.

Built from the answers. See the questions.

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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