About the Business
Memorial Merits is an end-of-life education and planning resource serving families, caregivers, and the professionals who support them. Built by a published author and Amazon 1-ranked writer in legacy journaling, the platform exists because grief shouldn't have a paywall and families deserve honest, unbiased guidance before, during, and after loss.What We Do:
Memorial Merits operates across three pillars of end-of-life care:
Legacy and Estate Planning - We provide structured tools, worksheets, and guided journals to help individuals document their story, organize final wishes, and prepare the people they love. Our flagship title, Should Tomorrow Never Come, has helped thousands of families start conversations they kept putting off.
Funeral Pre-Planning Education - We produce unbiased, consumer-first content on funeral costs, burial and cremation options, and family rights under the FTC Funeral Rule. Our goal is an informed family, not an upsold one.
Grief Literacy and Support - We develop grief resources that exist outside the clinical framework, recognizing that loss is complex, nonlinear, and deserving of real space. Solace, our proprietary AI companion, provides 247 guidance for planning, journaling, obituary writing, and grief support.
For Professionals:
Every resource in our vault carries an open distribution license. Therapists, hospice coordinators, funeral directors, estate attorneys, HR professionals, and caregiving organizations are invited to download, print, republish, and distribute our guides freely to clients and communities. Co-branding and editable file options are available upon request.
Memorial Merits has been featured in Google AI Overviews, Google News, and across NBC, CBS, Fox, Insider Weekly, Woman's Week, and Associated Press as a trusted end-of-life planning authority. With 200 educational articles, an expanding and innovative book catalog, and a free resource vault spanning eight categories, we are a practical partner for any professional working in the death care, legal, mental health, or HR space.
We write for partner platforms. If your audience includes families navigating loss, caregivers, aging adults, or professionals in the death care space, we can contribute original expert content directly to your publication, blog, or newsletter.
Collaboration and content partnerships welcome. Visit MemorialMerits.compartner to connect.