Your Legacy of Love is a book that would benefit anyone with loved ones who would be emotionally affected by their death. Gemini Adams lost her mother as a young woman and discovered the great void this left her with that could never be filled. Throughout the years she became a skilled educator and counselor on the subject of loss of a loved one and how you can alleviate some of that emotional devastation for those you will leave behind. Her expertise in this area is evident in this skillfully crafted book.

Most people, while making a will that takes care of the financial part of their estate, leave nothing to help ease the emotional loss such as letters, videos, etc. By planning now and following some of the advice and instructions found in this book, you will feel better knowing you are making things better for those you leave behind and your loved ones will be extremely grateful to have these cherished memories. These memories will help them keep a connection with you and keep your memory alive with them and perhaps grandchildren, etc. who did not know you.

What a great idea! I have seen a few online services that offer things along this line now, so I think the idea is growing since the time of this book, and of course with the advance of all things online and internet communication. I consider myself lucky because my grandma wrote me a book of stories of her childhood. What a treasure I have found that book to be! It does keep my grandma alive for me and everyone around me. I wish my mother had done something like Ms. Adams suggests in her book, or like my grandma had done. I really know so little about her life.

The book has a good size list of references and websites at the end. They look like they would be very helpful resources, but my guess is many of them will no longer be viable websites because of the amount of time that has passed since the book's publication.

I think the advice in this book is very good and will certainly benefit many people. ( )

This was an excellent book and I found it very resourceful. After losing my Father 13 years ago, I wish this book was around then. I plan to share it with all of my family. This is not your typical Psychobabble grief book, the author puts everything into laymen's terms and I really got a lot out of it. This book was a very quick read & definitely a keeper for my permanent library. ( )

I lost my Grandmother a few years ago. Every time I saw her she would tell me that this might be the last time you see me. I would always tell her that she would always be there for me! I would say this so that I would not have to deal with the thought of losing her. I wish I could go back and tell her how much I love her. This book helps with coming to terms with the D-word, death. Since reading this book, I find myself writing little letters to my children to let them know how much I love each one of them and have cherished them so much! The book helps you deal with the loss of loved ones and how to prepare loved ones in case you are the loss. It inspires you to not fight over little differences in case it is the last conversation you have. It deals with the what ifs of loss also. An inspiring and emotional read that gets you thinking and brings you to tears all at once. ( )

RECIEVED BOOK! This book is an awesome nice read and is recommended to anybody who has suffered a loss or contemporary loss, like i did with my girlfriend or when my sister went to boarding school. TRULLY RECOMMENDED! NICE WORK GEMINI! ( )