Grief doesn't come with instructions.
I know because I lived it. After experiencing consecutive losses in my own family, I watched the people I love most, while already shattered, get buried under an avalanche of paperwork, phone calls, and decisions that couldn't wait. Cancelling subscriptions. Notifying agencies. Sorting through accounts. Coordinating vendors who didn't communicate with each other. All while trying to simply survive.
What struck me wasn't just how hard it was. It was how unnecessary that hardness was. The administrative chaos wasn't grief, it was a system failure. A fragmented industry that had never been designed with the bereaved in mind.
I've spent nearly a decade in strategic communications, building brands and helping organizations tell their most important stories. But this became the story I couldn't walk away from.
LifeAfter is the platform I wish my family had.
LifeAfter exists because grief is hard enough on its own. We believe the administrative chaos that follows a death – the paperwork, the phone calls, the decisions, the vendors – should never be the reason a family can't fully grieve.
Our mission is simple. Give people back the time, energy, and space to heal.
