The Tribute Session.

For those in hospice, in their last two months of life.

The Legacy Project started with one man and one book. 

Jake was in hospice dying of cancer. We asked him if we could photograph and interview him so that his stories could be kept alive long after he passed away. We took his words and images and turned them into a book. 

Jake loved it so much he showed it to everyone who came to visit him in hospice. Friends and family ordered copies. 

This was our gift to Jake. It was also the start of The Legacy Project and Sacred Life Media.

An elderly man with a mustache and glasses sitting outdoors, smiling, wearing a red t-shirt, with a portable device in his pocket and an arm brace.
The exterior of a multi-story house with green siding, a metal roof, and a large porch with outdoor seating. Two people are sitting and talking on the porch, surrounded by potted plants and garden flowers.
Close-up of an elderly man with glasses and a gray beard, wearing a red shirt, sitting outdoors and on the phone, with greenery in the background.
A black and white photograph of an elderly man with glasses, talking in a conversation outside near a brick wall. Next to the photo, there is a colorful landscape of a lush green park with trees, a dirt path, and yellow flowers under cloudy skies.

We continue to make books at no charge for those who are in hospice, in the last few months of their life.

A percentage of every Sacred Life Media project goes towards the Tribute Sessions.

This is the heart of our work. This is our deepest why.

A light green Victorian house with a white veranda, surrounded by lush green trees and a garden with yellow flowers, and a red brick path leading to the front door.
Smiling elderly man and woman in pink clothing sitting together indoors.
An elderly man with glasses and a red shirt sitting on a porch, smiling, holding a gray walking cane, with a woman in a white top in front of him, and brick pillars and green trees in the background.
An elderly woman with short gray hair, glasses, and a big smile, wearing a green sweater, sitting in a colorful quilted chair with a diamond pattern, in a room with natural light and a framed picture and green plant in the background.

At the end of a life we leave behind our love and our stories.

Erica and Daphne capture the stories so that family and friends can always remember the love.

Book a Free Discovery Call