Life changed for us in an instant.
After losing my husband, I learned just how precious time really is. The Robinson's Takeover was born from a simple belief: make the memory, take the trip, say the words, capture the moment, and leave something meaningful behind.
This space is where family, faith, travel, healing, legacy, and purpose come together.
Whether you're planning for tomorrow, navigating loss, raising a family, or simply looking for inspiration to live more intentionally, you're welcome here.
God writes the story. We live it well.
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When I'm Gone Estate Planner is a thoughtful workbook to organize important information, final wishes, financial details, memories, and messages for loved ones. Prepare today to give your family clarity, guidance, peace of mind, and a lasting legacy of love.
How to Complete, Update & Share Your Planner
When I’m Gone: A Guide for Those I Love is a place to record your story, important information, and wishes for the people you love. Take your time—you don’t have to complete it all at once.
Complete Your Planner
Download the PDF and save it to your computer.
Open it in a PDF reader that supports fillable forms, such as Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Click a writing line to type your answer. Click the checkboxes to select your choices. You may select more than one where appropriate.
Work through the sections at your own pace. Leave anything blank that you want to return to later.
Save your progress using File → Save. Before closing, reopen your saved copy to confirm your answers are there.
Keep It Updated
Open your saved planner whenever you need to change an answer. Click the field, edit the information, and save again.
Review it at least once a year and after changes to your family, home, accounts, insurance, health, or wishes. Add the date to your filename so you can easily identify the newest version—for example, My_Planner_Updated_October_2026.pdf.
Share It With Those You Love
You can share a completed copy by email, through a private cloud-storage link, or on a USB drive. You can also print it for someone who prefers a paper copy.
Because your planner may contain sensitive information, share it only with people you trust. If using a cloud link, limit access to specific people. Let them know where the planner is stored, how to access it, and when you’ve made important updates.
Keep one main copy for your own edits, and clearly identify each shared copy as the latest version.
This planner helps communicate your information and wishes. It does not replace a properly completed will, trust, power of attorney, or advance directive.
You don’t have to have every answer today. Begin with what you know, and keep adding to this gift of love over time.
