Deathcare provider St. Peter has introduced an online tool that turns users’ memories into personalized letters written from the imagined perspective of departed loved ones.
Called “If Heaven Could Write,” the platform asks participants to answer questions about someone they have lost, including the person’s qualities, shared experiences and moments that made their relationship meaningful.
The system uses those responses to generate a letter that participants can save and revisit. Its contents draw on the recollections supplied by users.
St. Peter rolled out the initiative during its DeathCare Week activities from Oct. 27 to Nov. 2, 2026. The company said the campaign engaged more than 11,000 individuals across 37 St. Peter Chapels and 76 cemeteries nationwide.
Participants can access the platform through a QR code directing them to the campaign page or visit the website directly.
Jonathan B. Vitangcol, president and CEO of St. Peter Life Plan Inc., said the initiative seeks to give people another way to remember those they have lost.
“We know that a letter can never replace someone we love,” Vitangcol said.
The company said the tool remains available beyond the campaign period through its “If Heaven Could Write” page.
