About us
What Is My Life Talks?
End of life and medical crisis notification has not kept pace with an increasingly interconnected world.
My Life Talks corrects this imbalance as it is the only app/web platform providing near real-time notification to family, friends, and personal stakeholders.
My Life Talks also serves as a planned giving tool driving gifts to recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofits chosen in advance by the user. This eliminates donor confusion.
How It Works
My Life Talks provides a simple solution to real-time death notification. Users preload messages onto the MLT app (currently available for download on Google and Apple stores). When a medical emergency or death occurs, a pre-selected trustee enters a unique code that activates the transmission of the message. The message can go out as a text to contacts pre-selected by the user.
Featured Functions
Real-time messaging through text and email upon your death. Trustees send a text message to your pre-selected contacts list.
Set up a distribution of resources
Set up a will
Designate a preferred donor at ones passing
Compassion
MLT eases the burden of a loved one’s passing by alleviating the stress and sadness of notification.
Individual Messaging
MLT allows you to send a final message authored by you to your chosen list.
Connection
You maintain control over who will receive your end-of-life messaging, assuring no one is left out.
Philanthropy
Avoid confusion and pre-select a 501(c)3 for donations to honor your life.
Mission
Vision
Dr. Benny Jones
Dr. Benny Jones is a native of Mathiston, Mississippi and since 1990 is a resident of St. Charles Parish. He received his Ph.D. from the New Orleans Seminary. He is married with two children. His wife is a CPA. He is the former director of the Greater New Orleans Fellowship of Christian Athletes and served as State Director for 10 years. He has worked closely with a galaxy of stars including Coach Joe Gibbs, Archie Manning and Bobby Bowden. He is a member of the Fore!Kids Foundation which hosts the Zurich PGA event in New Orleans, Benny is also a 20-year football referee and 12-year baseball umpire. He is a passionate supporter of his community and has worked as a volunteer for decades in and around New Orleans.
