Peace of Mind Work Book
Your Wishes. Your Information. A Clear Path for the People You Love.
If your family needed to step in tomorrow, would they know where to begin?
Give them something they can turn to. Peace of Mind: A Planning Workbook for You and Your Family helps you organize important information, record your wishes, and leave fewer unanswered questions.
This 90-page workbook gives you a practical place to start—and space to work at your own pace.
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A Little Preparation Today. Less Uncertainty Tomorrow.
Gather the details your loved ones may need during an emergency, serious illness, or after your passing:
Important family contacts, doctors, and medications
Medical wishes and locations of essential documents
Accounts, bills, insurance, and benefits
Funeral, memorial, and personal preferences
Veterans’ information and military records
Practical steps for your family after a death
You Don’t Have to Finish It All Today
Start with the people to call first. Add the information you already know. Then work through the remaining sections one step at a time.
Complete it on your own or sit down with someone you trust. Keep your completed workbook secure, and let the right person know where to find it.
A thoughtful gift for yourself—and the people who may one day need your guidance.
Give Your Family a Clear Place to Begin
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This workbook is an organizational resource. Completing it does not create a legally valid will or replace legal, medical, or financial advice
““We thought we had more time. Then the day came when we needed answers, and Henry was no longer here to give them. His wishes, his important information, the details we might never have thought to ask—all were there, in one place. In the middle of our grief, we didn’t have to guess what he would have wanted. We could honor his wishes because he had written them down. What seemed like just a book became one of the most loving gifts he left us.””
