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.” Would You Know What YOU Could do?
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 their body home if death occurs 75 miles or more away from their legal state of 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 this type of pre-planning arrangements, 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.”
As an example of how this works, our funeral home helped a lady in Sandy Springs, GA, bring her husband home to “Jawja” after his fatal heart attack. They had NOT had our Inman Travel Plan Coverage, unfortunately, and it cost her $11,000 just to bring his body back. She still had to pay for the funeral and cemetery arrangements at Arlington Cemetery in Sandy Springs. Repatriation costs are exorbitant. And needing a Captain of a Ship who speaks the language when a ship has to stop in a different port-of-call can be frustrating.
Travel Plan by Inman can help with all Procedures and Costs. Most “Travel Insurance” helps with “Injury” or “Illness”, NOT at Death. Inman Global Shipping has been in business since 1978 and works with Independent Marketers (like me) to help people PLAN AHEAD. I can work with people (individuals and couples) throughout the USA, as long as they are legal U.S. citizens. Coverage with Inman Travel Plan helps with the Consulates, Embassies, Passport complications with a Death Certificate, with the finding of a funeral home for a casket or urn, and the airline that will allow the flight of the deceased’s body on board.
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. My website helps people understand the importance. https://inmantravelprotection.weebly.com
As an independent marketer for Inman, I can help with my enrollment online. If an individual or couple travels at least 75 miles away from home, my enrollment form 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 with the Inman Travel Plan!
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. My website helps people understand the importance.
Travelers should enroll in the Inman Travel Plan Coverage. They will get a membership ID and card saying they are a member. Once the travel partner calls Inman Global Shipping, Inman will take care of ALL procedures to get the body back to the airport of the legal state of residence.
I have been published, and I am a member of NAIPC-National Aging in Place Council. My chapter of the book “Difficult Aging in Place Conversations” starts on page 223.
Warm Regards,
Helen
Helen Scherrer-Diamond
aka the “Networking Ninja”
Helen J. Scherrer, Agent in Life & Health
GA License # 2844213
Community Outreach Director for 2 Funeral Homes
mobile: 770-289-8964 *
helenscherrerdiamond@gmail.com
helen.travel.plan450@gmail.com
inmantravelprotection.weebly.com
“Don’t Judge Each Day by the Harvest you Reap, but by the Seeds that you Plant” – Robert Lewis Stevenson
Ladies and Gentlemen, thank you for all you do to help patients and clients and family and friends (and yourself!) And I appreciate being able to keep in touch with you (over the years).
As promised, here is the information about my Inman Travel (Protection) Plan Coverage in case of DEATH 75 miles away from home. For only a ONE-TIME/LIFE-TIME fee of $450 per person, Inman Global will handle all procedures, whether domestically or internationally. Repatriation Costs and U.S. State Laws can be complicated and very Expensive if DEATH occurs.
Wake Up, Retirees, and Think about it! “Peace of Mind” for Snowbirds, Cruisers, Bikers, and Hikers, to PLAN AHEAD.
I can help anyone in any U.S. state, as long as they are a U.S. citizen. And enrollees do NOT have to use our funeral homes. Helpful for “Snowbirds”, “Cruisers” and “Hikers”.
Inman VIDEO in Spanish:
Inman VIDEO in English:
Helen’s Online Application Form (for Privacy)
All Travel Plan purchasers receive the following directly from Inman Travel Plan:
- Welcome letter with details of the Plan and Travel Plan contact information
- Change of Address form (the Plan moves with you)
- Emergency Contact Form (your next of kin or POA is listed & attached to the purchaser’s record)
- ID card (hard plastic credit card-size ID card to be placed in the purchaser’s wallet)
PLEASE “REPLY” (to ME Only) with the word “STOP” on the subject line if you no longer want my Inman Travel Plan emails. LADIES and GENTLEMEN Lend Me Your Ears!
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