The Last Interview
Twenty questions for the conversation you'll be grateful you had.
There are conversations we mean to have and somehow never do. The Last Interview exists so that one of the most important ones doesn't get missed. It's a guided end-of-life recording session — twenty questions designed to draw out the things a person most wants remembered, and the things a family most wants to hear.
These aren't small-talk questions. They ask about what someone is proud of, what they've learned, what they hope for the people they love, and what they want said when they're no longer here to say it. Read each one out loud. Answer honestly. Keep it forever.
It can be an emotional session — for the person recording and for the family who will listen later. That's exactly why it matters. Some words are too important to leave unspoken, and too precious to lose.
Simple from the first step.
Set aside quiet, private time — this one deserves space.
Move through twenty questions written for this moment.
Answer each one out loud, in your own words.
Your answers are preserved, exactly as you said them.
The Last Interview is available whenever a family is ready — there's no rush and no pressure. It can be recorded in one sitting or returned to over time, and it's preserved permanently alongside the rest of the memorial.