About the Author

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Angela Osborne MA ED MA LMFT

Angie Osborne, from Lake Stevens, Washington, embarked on an educational career full of passion and purpose. First graduating with an Education degree from Pacific Lutheran University, and later earning master's degrees in Education Administration in 1992 and Marriage and Family Therapy in 2014, also from PLU.

After teaching for fourteen years, Angie’s husband, David tragically passed away in 2008 from colon cancer. Angie found herself navigating single parenthood with their teenage daughters and trying to find resources for surviving grief. Through the help of BRIDGES grief recovery program Angie and her daughters found support.

Angie transitioned into a career as a marriage and family therapist, founding Wish Breathe Believe PLLC in 2014.

Out of her own grief, loss, survival and work with clients Angie evolved into an advocate for grief support. Through these difficult experiences Angie has created a system to leave HOPE for our loved ones in the form of Emotional Estate Planning.

Combining her therapeutic expertise and personal journey, Angie created "Estate Planning with Heart: Your Legacy of Hope," a planner aimed at facilitating end-of-life conversations and leaving a legacy of hope. Through her emotionally focused therapy approach, she helps individuals and families navigate grief. Finding healing, embodying resilience and embracing compassion in the face of loss. Angie's story underscores the transformative power of personal experience in shaping professional purpose.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Angela Osborne MA ED MA LMFT

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Testimonials

Testimonials

“Thank you Angie, for your vulnerability, honesty and friendship. I know that this has been a labor of love for you and am blessed to have been on this journey with you. This is a beautiful way to leave behind cherished final words to those we love the most. I'm looking forward to seeing the new website and getting my family on board to start their own along with me. Love you!”

“The booklet was a glimpse into how this came to be, Angie's personal journey and the importance of leaving behind a treasure trove of letters for your village.”

“Dealing with grief or the idea of loss can be quite overwhelming. While attending the workshop, Angie lead the conversation with grace and encouragement while sharing her own journey with grief. The concept of leaving something to your family that you've personally written; that is well thought out, organized and intentional, is a unique and priceless way to help your closest family and friends through such difficult times.“