Make Sure Your Last Message Gets Delivered

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Make Sure Your Last Message Gets Delivered

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MyLifeTalks solves a major end of life problem: how to tell people in a compassionate, organized, and comfortable way that you have died. With grieving relatives and friends scrambling to make arrangements, the last thing your loved ones need is to make dozens of phone calls or post a message on social media.

You get the power to preload contacts, so you can designate who gets the end-of-life message. MylifeTalks takes this difficult life situation and makes it more bearable.

How It Works

– STEP 1 –

Sign up for the MLT service.

Signing up gives the user access to the MyLifeTalks app and website. The fee is $12.00 a year, which is just a dollar a month.

– STEP 2 –

Identify your key contacts to activate MyLifeTalks

Identify your two key contacts.

Let them know that in event of your death, they are to get in touch and activate the MyLife Talks notification. Give these people the code number to unlock MyLifeTalks.

– STEP 3 –

Write your MyLifeTalks end of life message

Write your end of life message.

Whether you are Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Jewish, or Muslim, our lives end. If you so desire, you can make a contribution to a charity.

Features

Break the News

MyLifeTalks solves a major end of life problem: how to tell people in an organized, comfortable, and efficient way that you have died. With grieving relatives and friends scrambling to make arrangements, the last thing they need is to make dozens of phone calls or post a hasty message on social media. You get the power to preload contacts , so you can designate who gets the end-of-life message. MylifeTalks takes this very hard thing (very difficult matter) and makes it a bit more bearable.

Designate charitable organizations to friends and loved ones to donate in your name

Planned Giving

MyLifeTalks features a planned giving aspect. How many times has the family been attempting to figure out the ‘in lieu of flowers’ part of the obituary as the deceased had many interests or conversely, didn’t mention anything specific? Stating that you would like friends to donate to a designated cause, university, school or any 501c3 assists loved ones in carrying out your wishes and helps the organization you designate.

Big Life Events

MyLifeTalks can be customized for birth announcements, a major promotion, a move, etc. After all, it is MyLifeTalks.

Origin Story

Dr. Benny Jones’ mentor was Dr. Jack Glaze while in college and seminary. They kept in loose contact over the years. Dr. Glaze passed away in October 2018. Unfortunately, Dr. Jones did not hear about his death until March 2019. Had he been informed in a timely fashion Dr. Jones would have attended Dr. Glaze’s funeral services. This sad set of circumstances led Dr. Jones to think, “There must be a better way to let people know of a death.” After all, not everyone is on Facebook and not everyone has updated contact info for the family to access, etc.

Dr. Jones brought the idea to J.T. Hannan; who was working in planned giving and development. J.T. and Dr. Jones then brought the idea to Jim Benson, a successful businessman and attorney. J.T. and Jim were in the same fraternity at Loyola University New Orleans and Jim invested in the concept. A close friend of Jim and J.T.’s died suddenly during development which brought home the need to have a more organized notification system for friends and family during a tragedy.

Why MyLifeTalks?

MyLifeTalks was conceived and built by Dr. Benny Jones and his partners Jim Benson and J.T. Hannan. All three partners in MyLifeTalks are dedicated family men who have a long record of serving others.

Dr. Benny Jones

Dr. Benny Jones is a minister and the former State Director of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes in New Orleans/Louisiana. Benny has worked with a galaxy of sports and entertainment figures in his life but is a family man at heart.

JIM BENSON

Jim Benson is an attorney and businessman living in Covington, Louisiana. Married and a father of two, Jim has been the official scorer for the New Orleans Saints for 30 years.

J.T. Hannan

J.T. Hannan has worked for a variety of nonprofits over the last 20 years including the Archdiocese of New Orleans, University Medical Center, and the Bayou District Foundation. He is married with three children and has a lot of connections through his hobbies of golf and politics.

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