Older Adults Bequeath Values Via Ethical Wills

Chicago Tribune
July 2005
”Older Adults Bequeath Values Via Ethical Wills”
For many, creating an ethical will helps bring the sense that their values won't pass away when they do. Beth Sanders, president of LifeBio.com, a Columbus, Ohio, firm that helps people create ethical wills, wrote her own ethical will at age 34.

The mother of two young children felt if she met an early death, she wanted her values to live on.

"I wanted one place where I said everything that needed to be said to them," she said. "I was thinking about them as adults, and the difficulty life brings. And I thought maybe my words could give them strength."