$5,900.00
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| Metal |
Basic Professional Fee $999
Documentation $495
Transfer of Remains (within 40 kms of the funeral home) $195
Basic Preparation of Remains $195
Facilities for Preparation, Embalming & Shelter $195
Staff Services for Gathering $479
Facilities for Gathering $479
Staff Services for Ceremony/Set Up $779
Facilities for Ceremony/Set Up $779
Service Vehicle $200
Basic Professional Fees $650
Documentation $375
Basic Preparation of the Deceased $735
Staff Services for Ceremony $595
Facilities for Preparation, Embalming and Shelter $295
Initial Transfer of Deceased (within 40 km) $250
Utility Van Transfer to Cemetery/Crematorium $350
Basic Professional Fee $999
Documentation $295
Transfer of Remains (within 40 kms of the funeral home) $195
Basic Preparation of Remains $195
Facilities for Preparation, Embalming & Shelter $195
Staff Services for Ceremony/Set Up $337
Facilities for Ceremony/Set Up $379
Service Vehicle $200
Basic Professional Fees $850
Co-ordination of Activites, Rites and Ceremonies $700
Documentation $375
Embalming $495
Staff Services for Visitation $850
Staff Services for Ceremony $895
Facilities for Preparation, Embalming and Shelter $295
Facilities for Visitation and Ceremony $890
Initial Transfer of Deceased (within 40 km) $250
Utility Van Transfer to Cemetery/Crematorium $300
Basic Professional Fees $850
Co-ordination of Activites, Rites and Ceremonies $900
Documentation $375
Embalming $495
Staff Services for Visitation $950
Staff Services for Ceremony $895
Facilities for Preparation, Embalming and Shelter $295
Facilities for Visitation and Ceremony $990
Initial Transfer of Deceased (within 40 km) $250
Administrative/Lead Vehicle $300
Funeral Coach $725
Basic Professional Fees $850
Co-ordination of Activites, Rites and Ceremonies $900
Documentation $375
Embalming $495
Staff Services for Visitation $950
Staff Services for Ceremony $895
Facilities for Preparation, Embalming and Shelter $295
Facilities for Visitation and Ceremony $865
Initial Transfer of Deceased (within 40 km) $250
Administrative/Lead Vehicle $300
Funeral Coach $725
Basic Professional Fees $850
Co-ordination of Activites, Rites and Ceremonies $900
Documentation $375
Embalming $495
Staff Services for Visitation $950
Staff Services for Ceremony $895
Facilities for Preparation, Embalming and Shelter $295
Facilities for Visitation and Ceremony $715
Initial Transfer of Deceased (within 40 km) $250
Administrative/Lead Vehicle $300
Funeral Coach $725
Basic Professional Fees $700
Documentation $375
Basic Preparation of the Deceased $335
Staff Services for Ceremony $495
Facilities for Preparation, Embalming and Shelter $295
Initial Transfer of Deceased (within 40 km) $250
Utility Van Transfer to Cemetery/Crematorium $250
AfterCare documentation, credit card/ CPP/SIN/OHIP cancellation and more
24 hour deceased transfer from any location in our Kawartha Lakes region
Complimentary obituary composition
Complimentary Book of Memories website page, online donations and condolences
Complimentary delivery of obituary notices in the local area
Complimentary use of easels, picture boards and display shelving
Complimentary set up of personalization items and memorabilia
Complimentary transfer of cremated remains into an urn or jewellery if the urn is purchased from Jardine Funeral Home
No cost pacemaker removal
No charge fingerprint or locket of hair sample
Extended Family Care Program
Bereavement Counselling Program
24 hour deceased transfer from any location in our Kawartha Lakes region
Complimentary obituary composition
Complimentary Book of Memories website page, online donations and condolences
Complimentary delivery of obituary notices in the local area
Complimentary use of easels, picture boards and display shelving
Complimentary set up of personalization items and memorabilia
Complimentary transfer of cremated remains into an urn or jewellery if the urn is purchased from Jardine Funeral Home
No cost pacemaker removal
No charge fingerprint or locket of hair sample
Extended Family Care Program
Bereavement Counselling Program
Personalized Memorial Candle
Post Service Floral Delivery
Obituary on Website
Assortment of Fresh Muffins
Legacy Book and Video
Extended Family Care Program
Bereavement Counselling Program
Lounge Access & In Room Refreshments
Personalized Memorial Candle
Post Service Floral Delivery
Obituary on Website
Assortment of Fresh Muffins
Legacy Book and Video
Extended Family Care Program
Bereavement Counselling Program
Extended Family Care Program
Bereavement Counselling Program
Personalized Memorial Candle
Post Service Floral Delivery
Obituary on Website
Assortment of Fresh Muffins
Legacy Book and Video
Extended Family Care Program
Bereavement Counselling Program
Lounge Access & In Room Refreshments
Personalized Memorial Candle
Post Service Floral Delivery
Obituary on Website
Assortment of Fresh Muffins
Legacy Book and Video
Boutonnieres for Pallbearers
Tent Sheltering at Cemetery
Consumer owned policy with benefit assigned to funeral home
Invested in a group annuity plan
Protected by Assuris, a company established by the Canadian life insurance industry
Easily transferable to another funeral home in Canada
Cancellation: cash surrender value (see funeral home for details)
Purchaser can select a 3, 5, 10, or 15 year time pay plan which requires health questions to be answered and has a two year contestable period.
If an insurance application is accepted, the policy will be issued by The Equitable Life Insurance Company of Canada
No charge accidental death benefit included for grandchild or great grandchild of insured
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Invested in a GIC portfolio
Government protected (CDIC/DICO)
Tax free growth (limits apply)
Held in trust in funeral home’s account
Cancellation: return of principal and interest less applicable cancellation fee (see funeral home for details)
1. Do I need to have a Service?
A “burial service” is not required, but recommended as an opportunity for family and friends to gather and pay their final respects and share memories.
2. Do I need to buy a casket?
Yes, a casket is required. We have a wide variety of caskets available in different styles, finishes, and price ranges.
3. Can more than one body be buried together?
Caskets are designed to only hold one person. Some cemeteries will allow you to purchase a companion plot for either side-by-side burial plots or a double depth plot to have the caskets stacked on top of one another. Please consult with the cemetery before making any decisions.
1. Do I need to have a Service?
A “cremation service” is not required, but recommended as an opportunity for family and friends to gather and pay their final respects and share memories.
2. Do I need to buy a casket for the cremation?
No, a casket is not required. At Cardinal, a minimum container made of particle board is required, and if a cremation service is selected, there may be more suitable containers and caskets available in different styles, finishes, and price ranges.
3. Do I need to buy an urn?
No, typically the cremated remains are returned in a cardboard or plastic container. If you wish to see other urn options, there are many different styles, colours, and price ranges to select a more personalized urn.
4. Can I scatter the cremated remains?
Yes, you may scatter the cremated remains within a cemetery scattering garden. Keep in mind that many communities may have restrictions regarding the scattering of cremated remains. Please refer to your local community website for instructions and guidance or you may contact the Bereavement Authority of Ontario with questions via email at info@thebao.ca
5. Can more than one body be cremated together?
No, each retort or cremation furnace can accommodate only one body.
6. Can I rent a casket?
Yes, renting a casket for a service is becoming increasingly popular for many families.
7. Does Cardinal offer a cardboard container which is cheaper?
Cardinal’s does not offer a cardboard container option due to our own personal standards of dignity and due to the challenges associated with moving a human body with many size variations, we have found that cardboard construction is not always suitable during the transfer of the body. We feel that our rigid plywood container offers a significantly higher level of sturdiness and security, including the ability to securely fasten the top of the container with screws.
Each and every member of our team will treat you and your family with the
compassion, dignity, and respect you deserve at this very difficult time.
While in “our care”, your loved one will be handled with the utmost dignity and respect at all times.
We work with all religions and faiths, helping to create the personalized services you desire.
The price you pay for our services and products will be clear and transparent,
and should you have questions, we will do our best to answer them effectively.
Burial is the process of interring the body into the ground using a wood or metal casket. In some municipalities,
the option of above ground burial in a mausoleum is available. As part of burial process, the body may or may not be
embalmed. For ground burial, a protective outer container or casket vault may be required by the cemetery to provide stability for the grave.
An example of what most cemeteries look like
Cremation is the process of exposing the body to intense heat within a retort, reducing the body to bone fragments.
The bone fragments are further processed into fine particles of ash for placement in an urn.
The urn is then returned to the family for their preferred choice of final disposition.
An example of a Niche wall which holds a loved ones urn
