Meet our founders,

Corey Kearsley and Katie Gurney.

Corey and Katie entered widowhood in 2016 after losing spouses to cancer. They met and connected in a widow/widower support group and later married. One of the principles they learned from their own experiences and those of other surviving spouses is that the more prepared a surviving spouse is on a financial, legal, emotional, and practical level, the better they will adjust to widowhood.

Survivors with their affairs in order will maintain their independence and control of their assets and be freer to properly grieve and move forward in life. Conversely, those who do not have their affairs in order are more likely to have their lives flipped upside down. They may need to move and uproot kids because they can't afford the mortgage. They may no longer be self-reliant and must rely on family or other charities to financially support them. Some may have to change jobs to allow them to better serve as a single parent.

We hope to share what we've learned and help other families properly get their affairs in order and be prepared with confidence, peace of mind, and in control of their assets.