Bucket lists are becoming more and more popular as we all seek meaningful ways to spend our time, energy and money before we die.  There are hundreds of books and articles written on how to create a bucket list and sample items to include in your list.  Essentially it is a list of all the goals you want to attain, dreams you want to achieve, and life experiences you want to fulfill.

We spend a significant amount of time planning for all the things we want to achieve in our lifetime and almost no thought in planning and creating a plan for our family when we are no longer around.

Many of us have lost a close family member and found ourselves with no idea where to locate all of the  information and important documents needed to carry on in their absence.   What if suddenly you were gone?  Could your family easily put their hands on all the  important documents like your Will or Trust, insurance policies, financial records, Pins/passwords to your online accounts, final wishes, family pictures and stories, and even the location and significance of family heirlooms?

Over 7,000 people die every day in America!  A majority of those people die without properly organizing their affairs.  Their families are crippled  trying to cope with the multiple decisions and tasks that confront them on top of their overwhelming grief.  Many of these decisions and tasks could have and should have been arranged in advance.

Preparing for when you are no longer around seems to be a task we all put off, but it’s essential to do this for your family.  EVERY household needs one.  It doesn’t matter whether you are young and single with no kids or 75 years old with 10 grandkids, it is the last gift you will give your family.  If you truly care about your loved ones, you will take the time to create The Family Legacy Drawer.  It is the BEST  gift you can give your family.  Why don’t you make creating the family legacy drawer  the #1 item on your bucket list?