PASS ME NOT:
A LEGACY JOURNAL
Pass Me Not: A Legacy Journal is a thoughtfully designed journal that doubles as a workbook, offering families and friends a meaningful way to document cherished memories, reflections, and heartfelt conversations. This unique resource is created to preserve the essence of a person’s life, ensuring their legacy continues to inspire and comfort loved ones even after their passing. The journal emphasizes connection, storytelling, and intentional living, encouraging users to engage in deep, memorable dialogues with the people who matter most.
About The AuTHOR
Anyeé D. Payne is an accomplished educator, leader, and advocate for meaningful connections and lifelong learning. With a Ph.D. in Educational Leadership from Mercer University, an M.Ed. in Curriculum & Instruction from Central Michigan University, and a B.S. in Early Childhood Education from Georgia Southern University, Dr. Payne brings a wealth of expertise in fostering relationships, building communities, and empowering others to share their stories.
Throughout her career, Dr. Payne has served as a visionary leader in K-12 and higher education, with a focus on closing opportunity gaps, promoting equity, and nurturing personal growth. She is recognized for her ability to design innovative programs and resources that bring people together and inspire them to embrace intentional living.
As an author, Dr. Payne draws on her deep understanding of the human experience to create resources that celebrate life’s milestones and the connections that shape our lives. With over 20 years of experience in instructional and executive leadership, Dr. Payne’s work is rooted in a commitment to excellence, empathy, and empowerment.
When not writing, Dr. Payne enjoys mentoring students, engaging in community outreach, and spending quality time with her family and friends. Her dedication to building meaningful relationships continues to inspire her work as an author, educator, and leader.
"This journal has been an incredible gift to my family. Completing it with my mother brought us closer than ever, and now I have her wisdom and love captured forever. It’s more than just a book; it’s a piece of her heart that I can revisit whenever I need comfort."
— Lisa, Houston
"The prompts in this journal sparked conversations I never thought I’d have with my grandfather. We laughed, cried, and shared stories that will stay with me forever. I feel so grateful to have these memories documented—it’s a treasure I will cherish for life.
-Eric, Atlanta