YOUR LOVED ONE

SECTION 1 - Before you Begin

A Quiet Pause

Before sharing anything, we want to gently confirm what this step involves.

Tier 2 is different from the Guided Voice Reflection you have already completed.

In this experience:

• You are not asked to record your own voice

• You may share as much or as little as you wish

• You may stop or step away at any time

The information you choose to share will be used only to create a narrated audio reflection spoken about the loved one you are remembering.

Nothing is created without your consent.

REQUIRED: Consent boxes (all required)

SECTION 2 - About the Person You're Remembering

This section asks for a few basic details about the person you are remembering.

You may keep this simple. Short answers are enough.

You may skip anything you don't wish to share.

The following questions are optional, but we can advise that the more content you provide, the more engaging the narrated reflection we produce will be.

2.1 Name

What is your loved one's name?

"This can be a first name, a nickname, or any name that feels right to you."

2.2 Relationship

How were you connected to this person?

2.3 When was your loved one born?

2.4 Where was your loved one born?

2.5 Where did they grow up?

SECTION 3 - Memories, Qualities, and Moments

This section invites you to share anything you would like us to know about the person you are remembering.

You may answer in single words, short phrases, or brief sentences.

You may skip any question. Nothing needs t be complete or explained.

3.1 Words that feel true

Are there any words that feel like them to you?

3.2 How else would you describe your loved one?

This is an opportunity to describe your loved one in your own words. Think about how you would naturally describe them to someone who never had the chance to meet them. Take your time, and share only what feels comfortable

3.3 What mattered the most to your loved one?

This question helps us understand what was important to your loved one during their life. You might consider their values, priorities, or what they cared about most.

3.4 What did your loved one enjoy doing?

Here you can add things like hobbies, interests, routines...

3.5 What kind of work or roles were important to your loved one?

You can include employment, business interests, volunteering activities

3.6 Who were the important people in your loved one's life?

For example, yourself, children, parents, siblings, other family members, friends, work colleagues, people they admired from close and from far...

3.7 A Memory or Moment

If one memory or moment comes to mind, you may share it here.

This can be something small or ordinary. One or two sentences are enough.

3.8 How did your loved one impact others?

Impact doesn't have to be dramatic or far-reaching. Even quiet support, kindness, or just showing up can matter deeply.

3.9 What do you hope people remember most about your loved one?

This question invites you to share what you feel captures your loved one's lasting presence. This might be a quality, a way they treated others, or something they stood for.

3.10 Something you still carry

Is there anything you feel you still carry from this relationship?

"A phrase, a habit, a way of seeing the world - or nothing at all."

3.11 What you'd like acknowledged

Is there anything you would like the narrated reflection to acknowledge or simply express?"

For example "love, gratitude, uncertainty, absence, presence"

SECTION 4 - Tone, Boundaries, and Preferences

This final section allows you to shape how the narrated reflection feels, and to set any boundaries that matter to you.

4.1 Tone

Which tone or feeling would you like the reflection to carry?

You may choose one, several, or none.

4.2 Words or themes to avoid

Is there anything you would prefer not to be included?

This could be a word, phrase, topic, or way of speaking?

4.3 Length preference

Do you have a preference for the length of the narrated reflection?

4.4 Anything else

Is there anything else you'd like us to be mindful of? Here is the place to share the most personal thoughts about your loved one, which we will include in your curated, narrated reflection.

You may leave this blank if you wish