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Goodbye Circle Plan

Your planning sheet, not a task for your person. Record their choices; write "unknown" where you still need to ask.

Module 7

What has my person chosen: gathering, individual visit, neither, or undecided?

Invited people, wanted distant contact, and people I will not contact:

Willing helpers and agreed jobs; roles we will leave unfilled:

Agreed length, way to request a stop, and permissions for recording or sharing:

Wanted ending and what I will tell guests if we cancel or stop:

Example: Completed Example: Goodbye Circle Plan

Fictional example. Jo supports her sister Mae, who wants a small gathering.

What has my person chosen: gathering, individual visit, neither, or undecided?

Mae asked for Jo and their friend Al to visit together.

Invited people, wanted distant contact, and people I will not contact:

Jo and Al. Mae wants a call from their cousin Ren. She does not want contact with their estranged brother; Jo will not ask him for a message.

Willing helpers and agreed jobs; roles we will leave unfilled:

Al agreed to be the lay witness and handle Ren's call. Jo will tell other visitors this is private. Nobody will lead prayers.

Agreed length, way to request a stop, and permissions for recording or sharing:

Mae chose about five minutes, with Ren's call separate if she wants it. Saying enough ends the gathering. No recording, photographs or sharing messages.

Wanted ending and what I will tell guests if we cancel or stop:

Mae wants Jo to sit with her afterward. Jo will tell guests Mae has chosen to stop; no explanation of her feelings.