Rev. Colleen Irwin

Leave a Legacy of Love and Clarity

A will gives your loved ones clear direction when you’re no longer here to guide them. It’s not just a legal form—it’s a powerful way to show you care. Instead of confusion or guesswork, your family receives a thoughtful plan. Your voice lives on through your choices, bringing comfort when they need it most.  Over the years, I have had people sitting in a reading with me where there wasn’t one.  This creates a lot of guilt, worry and anguish for loved ones.  Lot’s of questions with few answers.

Take Control of Your Legacy

You decide what happens to your belongings. A will puts your intentions front and center. You choose who inherits, who manages, and what matters most. You prevent unnecessary tension and keep the focus on honoring your wishes. Without one, the state decides for you.

A will gives peace of mind—not just to you, but to everyone you love. You know your affairs are settled. Your family avoids delays, legal stress, and excess costs. You protect what you’ve worked for and pass it on with purpose. Instead of leaving a mess, you leave a map.

Protect the People Who Count on You

With a will, you care for the people who rely on you. You name guardians for children. This is where you make sure dependents receive the support they need. You leave clear instructions for their care. No one gets overlooked. Your love keeps showing up, even after you’re gone.

A Will Eases the Burden

You make things easier for those you leave behind. Probate without a will can drag on for years. Your will prevents that. It streamlines the process so your family can focus on healing. They don’t need to battle bureaucracy—they need space to grieve.

Your will says, “I thought of you.” It’s not just paperwork—it’s a final act of love. You leave clarity, not confusion. Grace, not guesswork. You show your family they mattered enough for you to plan ahead. Your love didn’t disappear. It simply took the shape of a will.