On her website, inmanprotectionplan.weebly.com, Helen Scherrer-Diamond asks, “So you like to travel. What if the Unthinkable Happens and you DIE? Many times, the death of a loved one occurs while away from home. Families are left with the added burden of figuring out the logistics of transporting their loved one’s body home.” What would YOU do?
PLAN AHEAD. Have your Inman Travel Plan Coverage card in your wallet. Fill in the forms that Inman Global Shipping sends to the member. Tell your family, travel partner, and friends that you have the membership Coverage. We help people domestically and internationally and do all the work! My website helps people understand the importance. inmanprotectionplan.weebly.com.
As an Independent Marketer for the Inman Travel Plan, I can help with my enrollment online. And I can help anyone in the USA, as long as they are a citizen. If an individual or couple travels at least 75 miles away from home, here is my enrollment form, which can be filled in confidentially online. An individual pays $450 for the REST OF THEIR LIFE, just a one-time lifetime fee. And a couple pays $875 (yes, a $25 discount) for enrolling in our Inman Travel Plan!
Helen is recognized for her work as Community Outreach Director with 2 funeral homes. She is also known as “The Networking Ninja” and received the “Health and Wellness Award” from the Atlanta Neuroscience Institute and Foundation. Helen obtained her Georgia Life and Health Insurance License in 2012. Helen can offer the Inman Travel Protection Plan Coverage to any legal citizen in the U.S., and she says she can bring “Peace of Mind” for those who take a cruise, travel throughout the USA, or around the world. Helen said, “holders of this plan can relieve their family of the stress and financial implications and unknown procedures for bringing them home should death occur 75 miles or more away from their legal residence.” Coverage includes one certified death certificate, all necessary legal documents, and transport back to a local funeral home. She continued to explain how planning, by having the conversations and by doing pre-planning arrangements with a funeral home, can help avoid “crisis mode” and is an integral part of her work, educating the public. She noted that because “I had lost my parents by age 28, I learned the importance of legal documents, facing mortality, and planning, with no excuses.”
Born in Philadelphia, Helen was raised in Eastern Pennsylvania. After earning her degree in Business Administration and Communications at Muhlenberg College, Scherrer-Diamond was hired by IBM, then went on to pursue an insurance career, followed by becoming an Estate Planning Rep with Personal Legal Plans in Dunwoody. Her volunteer accomplishments include being President of the Atlanta Lodge of B’nai B’rith International, which advocates for Human Rights. Helen is also a member of NAIPC-National Aging in Place Council, ASCNN-Atlanta Senior Care Network Niche, and the SRANA-Senior Resource Alliance of North America. She is married to David Diamond and has 3 adult stepsons. Helen Scherrer-Diamond, Community Outreach Director and “Networking Ninja.” Contact her at: helenscherrerdiamond@gmail.com or 770-289-8964.
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