Leaving a clearly documented inventory of sentimental items can be one of the sweetest ways to ensure a legacy of love. This form was created to help document key items. Remember, these documents are not legally binding. Visit https://blog.restfullycare.com/legal/ for more information on how to legally secure your legacy.

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Our pets are family, and thinking about their care after we are gone can be difficult. This simple form is intended to help you organize the notes and preferences about your pets in one place that can be shared with others. Suggestion: Fill out one form per pet to keep notes organized and clear. Remember, these documents are not legally…

Suggestion: Use this form to document medication in one easy place. Store somewhere secure.

Organizing digital assets such as cryptocurrencies or domains is a key part to organizing your legacy. This form is used to help organize key information. Remember: Restfully will never ask for this information. Remember, these documents are not legally binding. Visit https://blog.restfullycare.com/legal/ for more information on how to legally secure your legacy.

There are so many beautiful ways to document the memories that matter most in your life. Sometimes it is because we do not want to forget the small details. Other times, it is simply for the joy of revisiting meaningful moments and reliving some of the best days we have experienced. Documenting memories gives them a place to live outside…

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Setting the Tone: Musical Tributes for Every Generation Music has a unique ability to bridge the gap between what we feel and what we can say. At a funeral or memorial, the right song can serve as a final gift to the person who passed and a source of collective healing for those left behind. Because every life has its…

When a family gathers to plan a funeral, the tension often comes from a simple truth: everyone grieves differently. One person may want to handle every document immediately, while another cannot look at a guest list without crying. At Restfully, we use Grief Personas to help families understand these differences. These are not labels to put people in boxes. They…

When my mom died, I bought myself a Felicity bracelet with her picture in it. I’ve worn it every day since, and sometimes when I am feeling particularly happy, or sad, or missing her even more than normal, I’ll look at it. Sometimes it makes me smile, and other times it makes me cry. From tangible keepsakes to living tributes…