Our Story

Legacy Love Letters began with a reflection: voices disappear faster than we expect. My father recorded my grandfather before Alzheimer’s cleared his memories. In my dad’s final years of life, I missed my opportunity to do the same. My mother spent a lifetime tracing our family tree, filling albums with the names and the stories that connect us together. She is the only one who knows these stories. These precious moments give us treasured family heirlooms.

Eli Newman, Founder

I see how fragile our culture’s heritage can be. It is easy to fade when they live only in our memory. Laughter, voices and stories breathe life into Legacy Love Letters. Remembering who we really are. We gather messages left unsaid, favorite recipes, and the traditions that got us here. Our work goes beyond biography. It is about preserving presence.

Each film becomes a living documentary for families to see, hear, and feel their loved one’s energy. We record so no voice is forgotten. Every Legacy Love Letter ensures no one’s story is lost, and no one is left wishing they had pressed record sooner.