None of the below questions are required, and we may not get to all of them, but they should provide you with conversation starters as you prepare for our interview.

Childhood

• Tell me about your mother and father.
• What was it like growing up in your home?
• What is a story you remember clearly from your youth changed you in an important way?
• How is the world different today than in your youth?
• When did you know what you wanted to be when you grew up? What influenced that decision.
• Who did you admire?

Marriage

• Tell me about your wife, what makes her special?
• What did you learn about yourself by being married to your husband?
• When did you know that this person was a good choice as a spouse?
• What should your children know about marriage?

Parenting

• What did you learn by becoming a parent?
• What do you hope your children remember about their childhood?
• What were some hard decisions you had to make as a parent?
• What should your children know about work? family? god?

Career

• Why did you work as hard as you did?
• How did you handle stress, what did you learn from that?
• What did you sacrifice to provide for your family?
• What choices are you glad you made?
• What is success in your eyes?

Legacy

• How do you want people to remember you?
• How should your friends and family pay their respects after your passing?
• What do you want to live on from what you accomplished?
• What life lesson was the most difficult to learn, but was the most valuable to know?