Cremation and Funeral For Our Son, Jordan
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On Christmas day, 2019 my second born son, Delaney Jordan Mclean-Verner committed suicide in Black Diamond, Alberta.
He had gone there to try and start a new life, but could not find a job and Alberta Social Services refused to assist him and his wife in anyway. Leaving them homeless and freezing in a strange new town.
They managed to find a place to stay via a work mate of my daughter-in-law. She had acquired a part time position at a Subway Sandwich Shop.
This was a few days before Christmas morning. Jordan fell into a depression and was fighting the Darkness that accompanies such.
Sadly, Jordan lost the battle and took his life.
Now, he lays in the Medical Examiner's Office in Calgary and his Mom and I have to get him home as well as his wife of 12 years, Kate.
The most economical way to get our son home is to have him cremated in Alberta and shipped to us. I found the best pricing I could which is about $2400. This covers everything including an urn and all paperwork.
Then with any remaining donations we have raised we will bring Katie home to her two handsome sons and we also have to pay for a service and reception once we get him home to Toronto, Ontario.
My Family, Jordan's Family and all his and our many friends need to have a service for closure.
I priced around to a few Crematoriums in the Turner Valley/Black Diamond area and the average costs range from $2400 up to $5000. So the $2400 is the best deal for us.
I cannot leave my baby to be buried in a paupers grave. He belongs home here with his wife, children, brothers, Mom and I.
On behalf of myself, my wife, Jennifer McLean Verner and Jordan's brothers, Randy and Dakota I thank you for all and any help you may provide.
He had gone there to try and start a new life, but could not find a job and Alberta Social Services refused to assist him and his wife in anyway. Leaving them homeless and freezing in a strange new town.
They managed to find a place to stay via a work mate of my daughter-in-law. She had acquired a part time position at a Subway Sandwich Shop.
This was a few days before Christmas morning. Jordan fell into a depression and was fighting the Darkness that accompanies such.
Sadly, Jordan lost the battle and took his life.
Now, he lays in the Medical Examiner's Office in Calgary and his Mom and I have to get him home as well as his wife of 12 years, Kate.
The most economical way to get our son home is to have him cremated in Alberta and shipped to us. I found the best pricing I could which is about $2400. This covers everything including an urn and all paperwork.
Then with any remaining donations we have raised we will bring Katie home to her two handsome sons and we also have to pay for a service and reception once we get him home to Toronto, Ontario.
My Family, Jordan's Family and all his and our many friends need to have a service for closure.
I priced around to a few Crematoriums in the Turner Valley/Black Diamond area and the average costs range from $2400 up to $5000. So the $2400 is the best deal for us.
I cannot leave my baby to be buried in a paupers grave. He belongs home here with his wife, children, brothers, Mom and I.
On behalf of myself, my wife, Jennifer McLean Verner and Jordan's brothers, Randy and Dakota I thank you for all and any help you may provide.
Organizer
Dann Shake Verner
Organizer
Toronto, ON
