Sample Legacy Handoff
For the family of Margaret Rose Avery
Planning ahead · prepared June 2026 · 92% complete
This is the actual document your family receives.
The secure vault
Every document, gathered and ready
Last Will & Testament
With Hartman & Reese; certified copy in the fire safe. James is executor.
View sample document →Advance Healthcare Directive
On file with Dr. Lewis. Thomas is healthcare proxy.
View sample document →Insurance & Accounts Summary
Life policy, banks, retirement, and where everything lives.
View sample document →Home Deed — 88 Sycamore St
Paid in full (2019); deed in the fire safe.
In the secure vaultBank & Retirement Accounts
Huntington + Fidelity; account list in the cedar box.
In the secure vaultPasswords & Instructions
Cedar box, top drawer — Thomas & James have the combination.
In the secure vaultTap a document to open a fictional sample. In a real account, only you and the family you invite can open these.
In her words
Final wishes
- Service
- A simple service at St. Andrew’s, then a reception at the house — warm, not formal.
- Burial / cremation
- Cremation. Half at the lake cabin, half at Greenlawn with Thomas in time.
- Music & readings
- “Great Is Thy Faithfulness,” Psalm 23, and the Frost poem — have James read it.
- In lieu of flowers
- Donations to the pediatric unit at Nationwide Children’s.
Written with the AI Writing Studio
A first draft of the obituary
Margaret Rose Avery, of Columbus, Ohio, devoted her life to caring for others — first as a pediatric nurse for thirty-two years, and always as a mother, grandmother, and friend. Born May 19, 1953, Maggie filled every room she entered. She is survived by her husband of 45 years, Thomas; her children James, Sarah, and Michael; and eight grandchildren who knew her kitchen as the center of the world…
Generated in minutes, then edited by the family. The studio also drafts eulogies, thank-you notes, and program wording.
For the people she loves
A personal message
“To my children — if you’re reading this, I’ve gone on ahead, and I need you to know I left nothing unsaid. Be good to your father. Be good to each other. And for heaven’s sake, somebody keep the garden alive. All my love, always. — Mom”
One of several private letters, released to each person when the time is right.
Photos & memorial
A life, not just a file
Wedding day · 1981
The lake cabin
Christmas, every year
The whole family · 2024
So no one is guessing
People to contact
When the time comes
The whole family opens it with one private code.
A polished PDF and a downloadable archive — every document, wish, and message above — shared the moment it’s needed.
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