Brock and Mary Davidson* were smart snowbirds. Just before they flew south one year, they went to their local funeral home and bought a plan that included travel coverage….just in case something happened while on vacation. While wintering in Arizona one year, something did happen.
“When my husband passed away while vacationing, only one phone call was required to have the staff spring into action. They contacted a local funeral home to provide preliminary services. All paperwork including customs filing was handled efficiently with little intrusion to the family,” says Mary.
The Travel Assistance Plan, offered at Heritage Funeral Centre in Toronto, is ideal for anyone travelling more than 100 kilometers away from home. One phone call to Heritage covers all the costs and logistics involved in bringing you home with no charges to your family. The plan even paid for Mary’s son’s flight to Arizona. Your family is spared undue headache and worry so they can cope better and honor your memory in peace.
There are no pre-requisites – neither age nor medical – to qualify and it is offered separately or as part of a funeral pre-arrangement. For only a few hundred dollars, this one-time cost covers you for life. All required paperwork is completed, including consular services if death occurs outside Canada.
When asked about her experience Mary says, “The service, efficiency and compassion were excellent. We will be eternally grateful to those who eased our fears during this event. I strongly urge fellow travelers to purchase this insurance to provide peace of mind on their future journeys.”
The above incident occurred in Arizona. It could just as easily happen on a cruise ship or elsewhere in North American. Imagine if a death occurs while travelling in a remote part of the world where you are not able to speak the language, or while en route in a plane over the ocean necessitating an emergency landing. Repatriating a deceased loved one can be very expensive, possibly requiring payment of over twenty thousand dollars that may not be readily available. The Travel Assurance Plan takes care of all of this for you.
Hello, my name is Glen Day. I have the responsibility of carrying on my family’s four- generation legacy in funeral service in Toronto. At Heritage Funeral Centre, our plan is simple: be the best value funeral home in all of Toronto with fair prices, exceptional staff and excellent facility, and to be an active supporter of our community. These are our four pillars.
We adhere to the following principles and values each and every day: #1 we care for the departed with utmost care, dignity and respect; #2 our only priority is to exceed each family’s expectation #3 all families we are privileged to serve receive outstanding service at a fair price; #4 our funeral directors are compassionate professionals who earn the trust of families they care for – they are not paid any commission or pressured by sales quota; and, #5, only Heritage professionals arrange and direct our funerals.
If Heritage’s principles and values resonate with you and are the values you are looking for in a funeral home, then please, take a moment and click through to our web-site at www.heritagefuneralcentre.ca to see pictures of our excellent facility and learn more.
We are conveniently located in mid-town Toronto with easy TTC and car access. With our central location close to the Don Valley Parkway, we readily serve families from throughout the Greater Toronto Area. We have plenty of excellent parking and our facilities are entirely on a single level – there are no steps anywhere! We work very hard to earn every family’s trust and respect and are proud to continue our legacy as a family owned funeral home.

Please call us at 416-423-1000 with any questions you might have or to make an appointment to come in and visit us.
—-*Names have been changed to protect privacy—–
Snowbirds: Better Peace of Mind on Your Journeys
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