A quiet table with family papers, photographs, and a cup of tea

When a loved one dies, you shouldn't have to figure it out alone.

Two quiet places to start. Take whichever one you need today.

Show me what to doA list for the first hours, the first weeks, the first year.Help me tell people what I needAnswer a few questions. We write the message. Nothing is saved.
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  • Most of this can wait

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The parts you can't look up at 2am.

  • Word for word, what to say when the bank asks why you're calling.
  • An obituary and a eulogy you can fill in when nothing comes.
  • A sheet that splits the work so one person isn't carrying all of it.
  • Trackers you can type into and send to a sibling.

Eleven files, yours to keep and print as many times as you need. I made this the month after my dad died, out of everything I couldn't find.

If money is tight right now, email me and I'll send it. No explanation needed.

A page of scripts for phone callsA page of questions for the funeral homeA page of the one-year calendar

Real pages from the kit

A few things each week, for as long as it helps.

Short notes at the moments that tend to be hardest. Three things at a time, never more. Weekly at first, then less often. You can stop any time.

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