the next chapter in obituaries
The death of a loved one is complicated. So many emotions, so many people to coordinate, so many decisions to make. All of these things happen quickly – and they’re expensive.
We wanted to make it better. Specifically, we decided to focus on the obituary. As anyone who has written an obit knows, you are quickly confronted with the Business of Death. The cost to submit an obituary in the U.S. is hundreds of dollars for one day…and what you get is a cold, incomplete snapshot of a full and vivid life. Social media hasn’t provided a permanent and decent alternative to the newspaper obit.
Starting in a coffee shop in St. Paul, we explored what’s out there and what’s possible. We knew all along that there is a better way to get the word out about a death and celebrate a life. Using our experience with web development, digital storytelling, and start-ups, we dug in. We found that nobody was addressing two key issues: Epilogg is the story after the story and definitely more than an obituary. You can expect an intuitive and deep experience, one that makes the death of a loved one easier and a lasting joy for families and friends.
ernest
grumbles
Founder
Legal IP, Startup Technology
greg
mcgee
Founder
Marketing, Digital Delivery
mary
mcgreevy
Founder
Content, Consumer Advocate
Toby
Pearson
Founder
Health Law
Advocate
Jane
Helmke
President
Broadcast, Digital Content Executive
Robert
Archbold
Partnerships
Funeral/Cremation,
Government Relations
steve
london
Advisor
Entrepreneur
jim
olson
Advisor
High Growth Tech Leader
lacy
robinson
Advisor
National Funeral Industry Leader
monica
torres
Advisor
Int’l Funeral Industry Consultant
angela
woosley
Advisor
Mortician, Educator, Doula, Celebrant
Brandon
Campbell
Advisor
Digital Marketing & Measurement
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Helping you create the perfect remembrance, as detailed or as simple as you choose.