HOW IT WORKS

Every Legacy Begins With a Story.

You don't need to have everything figured out before you begin.

Whether you're preserving the life of someone you love, honoring a beloved pet, or creating a Legacy experience for an entire organization, we'll guide you through the process—from gathering the pieces to preserving the story.

YOU BRING THE MEMORIES. WE HELP PRESERVE THE STORY.

Step 1

Every Story Starts With a Person.

Tell us who you're honoring and what you'd like to preserve.

Through our guided Legacy Story process, we'll learn about their personality, family, milestones, experiences, accomplishments, traditions, relationships, and the moments that made their life uniquely theirs.

Step 2

Photographs. Memories. Stories. Moments.

You'll provide the photographs, videos, documents, memories, and other materials you'd like us to consider for their Legacy.

We'll ask you to help identify the people, places, approximate dates, and stories connected to those materials so we understand what we're looking at and why it matters.

You provide the pieces.
We discover the story within them.

Step 3

This Is Where the Pieces Become a Story.

Depending on the Legacy experience you've chosen, we'll thoughtfully transform the materials you've provided into a Biography Film, personalized memorial, digital Legacy experience, or combination of experiences.

STORY → FILM → DIGITAL LEGACY → MEMORIAL

When requested and approved, photographs may also be restored, enhanced, animated, or supported with carefully created visual storytelling.

Your story. Your memories. Your comfort level.

Step 4

Before It Becomes Their Legacy,

It Should Feel Like Them.

You'll have an opportunity to review the Legacy experience and request included revisions before finalization.

We want the finished story to feel recognizable, meaningful, and true to the person you remember.

Nothing becomes part of their final Legacy without your family's approval.

Step 5

Scan. Watch. Share. Remember.

Once approved, their Legacy is finalized and connected to the memorial experiences you've selected.

Their story can now be experienced at a memorial service, shared with family, connected to a resting place, carried through a keepsake, displayed in a meaningful location, or revisited by generations to come.

The project may be finished.
Their story isn't.

Start With What You Have.

You don't need a perfectly organized archive or hundreds of photographs to begin.

Start with what you have. We'll help you determine what can be used and what additional information may help tell the story.

Person holding a black-and-white photo of a smiling man and woman in front of a collection of other black-and-white and color photographs.

PHOTOGRAPHS
Old or new.

Vintage photographs, handwritten letters, and medals displayed on a lace cloth.

DOCUMENTS
Letters, recipes, programs, newspaper clippings, awards and keepsakes.

Vintage film reels, photographs, and a camera on a table with a black-and-white photo of two men talking displayed on the camera screen.

VIDEOS
Home movies and meaningful clips.

A vintage wooden desk with framed photographs of two young men in military uniforms, a folded American flag in a triangular display case, a stack of large books, a trophy, a camera, a compass, and a framed certificate or diploma in the background.

MILESTONES
Family, career, service, faith, travel, accomplishments and traditions.

Family of five laughing and talking together in a warmly lit living room.

MEMORIES
The stories your family still tells.

A collage of outdoor scenes and people enjoying nature, guitars, a dog, a coffee mug, hiking boots, fishing, and children.

THE LITTLE THINGS
Favorite sayings, habits, personality, music, humor and the details that made them them.

How Would You Like Their Story Preserved?

Children playing outdoors, running and smiling, around a wooden building, with trees in the background, circa 1940s.

LEGACY BIOGRAPHY FILMS


A cinematic biography created from the pieces of their life.

Gravestone for Beatrice Maxwell with a flowers vase attached, located in a cemetery.

INTERACTIVE MEMORIALS


Physical memorial pieces connected to their digital Legacy.

Two young girls with curly hair in pink dresses hugging a large golden retriever, smiling. Text overlay says "Best Friends 2014."

PET LEGACIES


Preserve the story of a companion who became family.

A police officer standing with a German Shepherd dog during sunset with a city skyline in the background.

LEGACIES OF SERVICE


Honor individuals, organizations and communities built through service.

You Don't Have to Figure It Out Alone.

Some families know exactly what they want. Others simply know there's a story they don't want to lose.

Tell us who you'd like to preserve and what you have. We'll help you determine which Legacy experience makes sense for your family, organization, and story.

EVERY LEGACY STARTS SOMEWHERE.

Start With Their Story.

A collection of black and white photographs of children playing, walking, and smiling outdoors, placed on a wooden surface.
  • A box of photographs.

  • A favorite memory.

  • A story you've heard a hundred times.

That's enough to begin.

EVERY DASH HAS A STORY.

LET'S PRESERVE THEIRS.