End of Life Planner: The Funny and Practical Organizer to Record Final Wishes, Important Information, and What to Do When I'm Gone - Paperback

by Naomi Reeve (Author)

Let's face it, no one wants to talk about death. But what if planning for it could actually feel like an act of love, a personal comedy setlist, and a final mic drop... all in one? This book makes that possible.

End of Life Planner is a humorous, heartfelt, and incredibly useful guide that helps you organize everything your loved ones will need to know when you're no longer around, while still keeping your personality front and center. Part fill-in-the-blank organizer, part memory journal, part love letter (with a few inside jokes), this planner is for anyone who wants to leave clarity instead of chaos.

Inside, you'll find space to record:

• All the essentials: personal details, emergency contacts, financial info, legal documents, health care preferences, and digital passwords.
• End-of-life wishes: burial or cremation, funeral preferences, songs to play, food to serve, and who should definitely not speak.
• Final messages to family and friends, written in your own words.
• Journaling pages with prompts that range from heartfelt to hilarious - like what you'd tell your younger self, your weirdest habit, or that one embarrassing story they'll never let go.
• Fun, superficial extras: your imaginary awards, signature quirks, unpopular opinions, travel memories, and even what you'd do if you came back as a ghost.

This planner is not just about paperwork. It's about presence. It's about making people laugh through their tears. And it's about offering comfort, guidance, and a few punchlines when they'll need it most.

Whether you're in perfect health, just getting organized, or navigating a serious diagnosis, this book is a gift for your future self and an even bigger one for the people who love you.

Thoughtful. Thorough. Unapologetically you.
Make your exit just as meaningful as your life was.
Fill this out. Make someone's life easier. And maybe, just maybe, get the last laugh.