New York Statutes

§ 7 — Death benefits

New York § 7
JurisdictionNew York
Law VAWVolunteer Ambulance Workers' Benefit
Art. 2Coverage and Benefits

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N.Y. Volunteer Ambulance Workers' Benefit § 7 (2026).

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§ 7. Death benefits. In the event of death the benefit shall be known\nas a death benefit and shall be paid as follows:\n 1. The reasonable funeral expenses of the deceased volunteer ambulance\nworker shall be paid in an amount not exceeding six thousand seven\nhundred dollars. If such funeral expenses shall have been paid by a\nperson entitled to benefits under this section or by others, the funeral\nexpenses awarded shall be made payable to such beneficiary or others;\notherwise they shall be payable to the undertaker who provided the\nburial. Funeral expenses shall be awarded in all death cases.\n 2. If there be a surviving spouse, to such spouse the lump sum of\nfifty-six thousand dollars, but if there be no surviving spouse, then to\nthe executor or administrator of the estate of

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