For twenty-five years, my career was built on the practicalities of mortgage planning. But my true calling was born from a much more personal transition.
When my dad passed, he had all of his legal affairs in order and we gratefully used all of those documents. But I could not find his voice in any of them. There were no peace-of-mind instructions, no legacy letters filled with his stories, and nothing specific about how he wanted his life to be honored.
The most sobering moment came when I looked at my own estate plan and saw a mirror of that same emptiness. I realized that if I were gone tomorrow, I would be leaving my daughters to navigate the very same silence I was currently moving through. I made the intentional choice to bridge that gap in my own life—ensuring my daughters would never have to search for my voice in the silence.
It was from this commitment that I founded Plan to End Well.
I am an End-of-Life Advocate, a practitioner of connection, and a seeker of intentionality. My mission is to help you bridge the gap between your paperwork and your presence, ensuring your final chapter is as meaningful and clear as the life you’ve lived.
This is the ultimate act of love—providing your family with a compass of clarity and your presence in the moments they will be looking for you most.