OUR STORY
Our Story
“The Last Call” is a heartfelt venture founded and operated by a dedicated mother-daughter duo. Born from the grief of losing my grandfather, it stands as a tribute to his memory through the cherished voicemails he left for his family. In our time of sorrow, we yearned for a way to feel connected to him, and that desire sparked the creation of The Last Call.
At his funeral, we shared the first ‘Last Call,’ weaving his voicemails into a melody that brought comfort and remembrance to all who knew him. Our hope is to extend this gift to others who wish to stay close to their loved ones. With our audio keepsakes, we aim to create lasting connections that transcend time, allowing families to preserve their memories and love for a lifetime.
Meet The Mother-Daughter Duo
Kimber Carter
Founder & CEO
Being part of the creation of something that helps others feel connected to their loved ones—is both a blessing and an honor. I take immense pride in knowing that ‘The Last Call’ has the power to provide comfort and connection to those who need it most. It’s truly heartwarming to witness the impact it has on people’s lives, allowing them to feel a sense of closeness to their loved ones, even when they are physically apart.
My goal has always been to offer a product that not only brings solace but also fosters healing for those grappling with loss or navigating significant changes in their lives. I believe that music and memories have an incredible ability to bridge the gap between us and those we hold dear. Through ‘The Last Call,’ I hope to create a space where individuals can find peace amidst their grief and uncertainty, reminding them that love endures even in the most challenging times.
Deanna Carter
Visionary & COO
I’m Deanna Carter, co-founder of “The Last Call.”Over the span of three years, I faced the heartbreaking reality of losing my family members: my mother in 2017, my grandfather in 2018, and my beloved father in 2019. Each of these individuals held a significant place in my heart, and our close relationships were often expressed through countless voicemails we shared. With “Last Call,” we aim to help others treasure the voices of those we’ve lost, turning memories into something tangible that can be revisited and cherished in times of need.