1 am email received by LifeChronicles…
“Hello, I want to thank you guys from the bottom of my heart for coming to record my Mom early on in her Hospice Journey. I had no idea how much this video was going to mean to me later down the road. I recently ran across it and it brought joy, laughter and tears to me. I am forever grateful.. Chelsea P.s. My Mother’s name is Andi L, she passed away 3/29/10” Andi passed more than 1yr after we taped her. Shannon Parry, an LC intern, will always remember her experience that day, and the family will always remember that Shannon volunteered to create this priceless gift for...
Read MoreFifth Annual Father Virgil Remarkable Life Award
Join us as we celebrate and remember Larry Crandell and Debbie Davison Sunday, April 2, 2017 from 6 – 9 PM at the Fess Parker Doubletree Resort Tickets are for $200 / person Live auction items, which can be bid on at the event or bought now, include Kenny Loggins 2 tickets to a public show of your choice including meet and greet passes. Value: priceless! Buy now: $1,500 Ocean Front Villa Encanto in the Village of Bucerias, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico 8 days and 7 nights in this magnificent private Estate sleeps 14. “The most pampered vaca on we’ve ever had, and so a ordable for our four...
Read MoreKate Carter creates lasting memories for dying people
In 1998, Kate’s best friend Tairi was dealing with breast cancer. Tairi’s husband had recently died of ALS. They had young children. Kate says, “I sat around crying, wondering how I could help.” Kate ran a medical transcription business in Santa Barbara, CA. She began thinking there was “something more meaningful” she was meant to do. Waiting for that something to appear, she signed up for a TV production class. Read the rest of the article on ReadTheSpirit.com.
Read MoreFeatured in Good Housekeeping
On any given day of the week, filmmaker Kate Carter, 64, turns her digital camera on a dying stranger, making beautiful documentary-style videos of people whose lives are fading… Read the whole article, from January 2017, on the Good Housekeeping website.
Read MoreMichelle Aurea Grinsel
was a force of nature that few encounter. In December, when her illness had advanced, her doctor referred her to LifeChronicles, knowing that they would help her create a loving memory of a moment in time with her sweet girls, River and Sea, her husband, Mark, and her mother, Aurea. It was a moving experience with laughter, singing, hugs and kisses. Then she privately shared her most profound thoughts and her wishes for when the girls are older. Michelle had sent LifeChronicles a few instructions for editing but was in the midst of choosing photos when she left this world. Her friends and...
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