Price List

Essential Service

$ 2895

The following list details the Essential services and required administrative functions we perform.

Morley Bedford Operational (1995)

  • Include but not limited to expenses associated with running Morley Bedford’s core operations on a daily basis.
  • Transportation of the deceased from place of death into Morley Bedford’s care (400)

Administrative & Documentation (500)

  • Preparation of Vital Statistics Forms
  • Registration of Death with Registrar General
  • Proof of Death Certificates (as many as are required)
  • Canada Pension Death Benefit Package

Doses not include applicable taxes

*CANADA PENSION FUNERAL BENEFIT
CPP death benefit of up to $2,500
Quick calculation is to multiply your CPP monthly benefit by 6

OPTIONAL SERVICES

In addition to Essential Service of $2,895

PROFESSIONAL & STAFF SERVICES
Morley Bedford Funeral Services will co-ordinate the Tribute in a venue of your choosing.  This could be our chapel, a church, crematorium chapel or any other place of worship.
$1,095

Staffing Requirements
$700

VENUE
MORLEY BEDFORD CHAPEL
$1,195       
Use of Bedford chapel for a funeral or memorial service.

BEDFORD VISITATION ROOM (2 hours)
$1,195 (can be day or evening prior to service)
$550 each additional hour of visitation

RECEPTION/GATHERING  FACILITY
$1,200                                       
Bedford Funeral Home has a funeral reception facility available.
Catering and Refreshments extra (range from $15 per person)

AUTOMOTIVE
Bedford Funeral Hearse – $650
Livery Service for family and/or pallbearers – $650 per car (3 hours)
Overtime charge is $110 per ½ hour

OTHER
Professional Pallbearers $150 per pallbearer Mileage $5 per km – one way beyond 40km radius of funeral home Service Bulletins, Prayer Cards, Memorial Cards – at cost

POSSIBLE FUNERAL DISBURSEMENTS – at cost
Funeral disbursements vary greatly – determined by services chosen

Examples of funeral related disbursements:
Government Fees
Crematorium and/or Cemetery
Newspaper notices
Floral tributes
Clergy and/or church honoraria

Does not include applicable taxes

FUNERAL MERCHANDISE OPTIONS

Caskets (Victoriaville Casket Company)

Toledo Cloth $1,700
#90-55-01 Cloth covered particle board, rayon interior

Diamond Poplar Casket $1,995
#50-479-01 Simple, non-finished poplar casket

Halton Poplar $2,995
#1052 Veneer poplar, light finish, eggshell rayon interior

Winfield Poplar $3,195
#52-5430-20 Solid poplar, satin brown finish, beige velvet interior

Briar Hill Birds Eye Maple $4,295
#833 Sold Maple, dark finish, beige velvet interior

Dominion Maple $4,450
#5610 Solid maple, dark finish, tan crepe interior

Wabash Poplar $6,250
#05-5550-01 Solid poplar, light satin finish, tan crepe interior

Monarch Walnut Casket $9,995
#35-9700-01 Solid walnut, beige velvet interior

MANY ADDITIONAL CASKET OPTIONS AVAILABLE

Environmental Casket Options
Natura $2,795      Poplar, natural finish, 100% cotton lined
Logica $2,695      Poplar, water based satin finish, cotton lined
Dominion Rental Casket & Cremation insert $2,195

Cremation Containers
#5084 Basic Cremation $450 – unlined particle board
#5070 Glendale $795 – unfinished

Century Burial Vault – Titan Concrete Vault $2,125
Cremation Urns – A wide selection available starting at $195

Established in 1919

Morley Bedford was born in Aurora just before the turn of the century.  He was the son of a Methodist minister.  He later married Mabel Crawford whose family founded Pickering, Ontario.  In 1919, Mr. Bedford began operations in Woodstock.  Five years later he purchased the house at 21 Dupont St. commencing his business operations in Toronto.

In June of 1934, Mr. Bedford purchased the site of his new funeral home at 159 Eglinton Avenue West and construction began shortly thereafter.  It was at its current location where Mr. Bedford established himself as one of the most respected funeral directors in the city of Toronto.

Robert Crawford, nephew of Morley Bedford and Vice-Chairman of Morley Bedford Ltd., was born in Brampton, Ontario and joined the firm in 1948.  He has also distinguished himself in the funeral profession through his appointment to serve on the Ontario Board of Funeral Services for a term from 1982-1986.  Mr. Crawford is now joined by his sons, Alan and Philip.  Alan, current president and managing director of the firm, studied at St. Andrew’s College and McGill University and also played professional hockey in the French National Hockey League.  Philip graduated from The University of Windsor and has also been very active in the Toronto church and athletic communities.

In 1994, the Morley Bedford Funeral Home experienced a significant facelift.  The funeral home is now able to serve everyone with its three newly expanded levels.  These visitation and post funeral reception areas are served by an elevator and provide a recreation room for children during visitation, reception or funeral hours.  The funeral home parking space has been augmented by a 300 car lot across the street in the new North Toronto Community Centre.  The centre boasts wonderful programs for youth and seniors and is a welcomed addition to our community.

Morley Bedford is truly a family operated business, yet is supported by some of the finest men and women in this profession; Troy Kedrosky, Cynthia Switzer and Jonathan Crawford, Robert’s grandson, are the current funeral directors who strive to continue the Bedford philosophy of listening and understanding that has, since 1919, won the respect of the people and community they serve.