Ken Caudill
Practical ideas for making life a little easier for the people we love.
Ken Caudill is a Wisconsin businessman, entrepreneur, husband, and father—and the author of If Something Happened Tomorrow.
His Let's Get Organized series grew from a simple belief: some of the most valuable things we can give our families aren't material possessions, but understanding, preparation, and peace of mind.
Built around a problem ordinary families understand.
As the owner of Eagle River Office Supply and Eagle River Copy Center in Wisconsin's Northwoods, Ken has spent years working with individuals, families, businesses, and community organizations.
Along the way, one practical problem became hard to ignore: important information has a way of becoming scattered. Some of it is in filing cabinets, some on computers and phones, and some simply lives in one person's memory.
That may work perfectly well—until somebody else suddenly needs to step in.
Ken created If Something Happened Tomorrow to give families a comfortable way to talk about those things before they're urgently needed. The goal isn't to make people worry or turn their lives into complicated filing systems. It's to help the people they love know where to begin.
Useful first. Complicated never.
Ken approaches the books as a husband, father, and business owner—not as a lawyer, financial adviser, or professional organizer.
That perspective shapes the entire series. The questions are written in everyday language. The pages are spacious. The conversations can happen one at a time. And readers are encouraged to focus on what is actually useful to their own families.
The books aren't about having a perfect system. They're about making important conversations easier to start.
Explore Book 1Created in Wisconsin. Made for families everywhere.
Ken lives in Eagle River, Wisconsin, with his wife and children. His books are published under Eagle River Press and are designed with the same practical philosophy that inspired them: clear, useful, approachable, and made to be used in real life.
Practical
Focus on information and conversations that can genuinely help someone someday.
Approachable
Plain language and comfortable guidance instead of intimidating forms and jargon.
Family-centered
Preparation isn't the end goal. Making life easier for the people we love is.
One conversation can be a good place to start.
The Let's Get Organized series is being created to help ordinary people talk through important parts of life—from health and finances to property, important papers, and personal wishes.
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