The easiest place to start

Tell Me Your Story Card Kits

A deck of the questions people wish they'd asked, printed on cards you can actually pass around the table. Pull one out at dinner and watch a quiet relative turn into a storyteller.

A person holding the navy, gold-star Tell Me Your Story card kit box

$100 toward your legacy book. Start the conversation at the table — and when you're ready to turn those answers into a real keepsake book, that credit comes right off the price. It's the easiest way to begin, and the kit pays for itself the moment you do.

The decks

One base deck. Packs for every story.

Start with the original deck, then add the pack that fits the person you're asking. Mix and match for exactly the conversation you want.

Base

The Original Deck

Twenty prompts that work on almost anyone, from childhood and firsts to the big turning points. If you buy one thing, buy this.

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For Veterans

Service, deployment, homecoming, and the years after. Made to open up stories that don't always get told at the dinner table.

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For Grandma

Her girlhood, her firsts, her marriage, the recipes and the reasons behind them. The questions grandkids don't know to ask yet.

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For Grandpa

Work, mischief, the cars, the close calls, the advice he'd never give unprompted. Gets the good ones out of the quiet ones.

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Love Story

How they met, the first date, the proposal, the hard years and the good ones. Beautiful for anniversaries.

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Faith & Values

Belief, doubt, the things that got them through. Gentle prompts about what a person holds onto and hopes to pass down.

How people use them

Bring one to dinner. See what happens.

Families use them at Sunday dinners and holidays. Caregivers use them to fill quiet afternoons. Activity directors hand them around a table and let the room do the rest. There's no wrong way, and there's no losing. Every card is a door.

The Tell Me Your Story card kit box
Every kit: 20 questions, ready to open at the table.
A handwritten, filled-out Tell Me Your Story keepsake card
A finished card, in their own hand — the keepsake you're really making.