The Living Legacy Project was founded in 2025 by two people who each felt the same thing: a loved one's stories slipping away before they could be captured.
Stories shaped by love, resilience, and the quiet moments that define who we are. Those stories deserve to survive, not just in fading photographs or half-remembered anecdotes, but in your loved one's own voice, shaped into something beautiful, preserved for every generation that follows.
That's why we exist. Not to make a product, but to keep a promise: that no story is lost simply because no one thought to ask in time.
Trevor brings 15+ years of brand strategy, storytelling, and creative direction to The Living Legacy Project. The idea grew from his relationship with his grandmother, a woman full of stories he almost let disappear. Now he makes sure no family makes the same mistake.
He oversees vision, product experience, messaging, and the creative production process that transforms raw conversations into lasting legacy collections.
Diana's background is in long-term care and Adult Family Homes. She understands how assisted living facilities operate from the inside, and what actually works for residents and staff.
She ensures every aspect of our program, from session design to facility coordination, is practical, compassionate, and resident-centered. If it doesn't work in the real world of care, it doesn't happen.
The most powerful thing we preserve is your loved one's actual voice: their cadence, their laugh, the way they tell a story. Everything we do starts from there.
We tell you exactly what you're getting, what it costs, and what to expect, before you pay anything. No surprise fees, no upsells mid-project.
Every decision we make, how we conduct sessions, how we schedule, how we communicate, is made with your loved one's dignity and comfort as the first consideration.
Your family's stories belong to your family. We never use, publish, or share content without explicit written consent. Privacy is not negotiable.
