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Because love is also found in the things we prepare for.
The End of Life Planner is a compassionate, practical organizer designed to help you gather the information, wishes, and details the people you love may one day need, all in one thoughtful place.
Rather than leaving family members searching for documents, trying to remember passwords, wondering about final wishes, or making difficult decisions without guidance, this planner gives you space to organize what matters at your own pace.
Inside, you'll find guided sections for:
• Important people and decision makers
• What to do during the first 72 hours and first 30 days
• Medical information, preferences, and document locations
• Wills, powers of attorney, trusts, and other legal document locations
• Bank accounts, insurance, property, debts, bills, and financial information
• Password managers, digital accounts, subscriptions, and digital assets
• Funeral, burial, cremation, service, and after-death wishes
• Care instructions for children, dependents, and pets
• Business or professional responsibilities
• Beneficiaries and important document locations
• Details that are often forgotten, from storage units to loyalty programs
• Letters, memories, traditions, values, and messages for loved ones
• Annual review pages to keep your information current
• A personal space to record how you hope to be remembered
The planner also provides dedicated sections for the first practical steps loved ones may need to take after a death, helping bring clarity to an already difficult time.
Created by Jackie Flynn, a mental health professional, educator, and author, the End of Life Planner approaches preparation with compassion rather than fear.
You do not have to complete everything at once. Move through it at your own pace, return as your life changes, and let someone you trust know where your planner is kept.
This planner is an organizational resource and does not replace legal, medical, or financial advice or legally binding documents.
A little clarity today can be a meaningful gift of care for the people you love tomorrow.
Because love is also found in the things we prepare for.
The End of Life Planner is a compassionate, practical organizer designed to help you gather the information, wishes, and details the people you love may one day need, all in one thoughtful place.
Rather than leaving family members searching for documents, trying to remember passwords, wondering about final wishes, or making difficult decisions without guidance, this planner gives you space to organize what matters at your own pace.
Inside, you'll find guided sections for:
• Important people and decision makers
• What to do during the first 72 hours and first 30 days
• Medical information, preferences, and document locations
• Wills, powers of attorney, trusts, and other legal document locations
• Bank accounts, insurance, property, debts, bills, and financial information
• Password managers, digital accounts, subscriptions, and digital assets
• Funeral, burial, cremation, service, and after-death wishes
• Care instructions for children, dependents, and pets
• Business or professional responsibilities
• Beneficiaries and important document locations
• Details that are often forgotten, from storage units to loyalty programs
• Letters, memories, traditions, values, and messages for loved ones
• Annual review pages to keep your information current
• A personal space to record how you hope to be remembered
The planner also provides dedicated sections for the first practical steps loved ones may need to take after a death, helping bring clarity to an already difficult time.
Created by Jackie Flynn, a mental health professional, educator, and author, the End of Life Planner approaches preparation with compassion rather than fear.
You do not have to complete everything at once. Move through it at your own pace, return as your life changes, and let someone you trust know where your planner is kept.
This planner is an organizational resource and does not replace legal, medical, or financial advice or legally binding documents.
A little clarity today can be a meaningful gift of care for the people you love tomorrow.
