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Since 2002, Rebecca has provided compassionate care to families in the Austin area. Rebecca earned her degree in Mortuary Science from the Commonwealth Institute of Funeral Service in 2002. She is proud to be a part of the Dignity Memorial team, guiding you through one of the most personal times in life. When she is not serving families, Rebecca is reading a good book, listening to podcasts, running or hiking.

Erin C. Giese is a native of Brazos Valley and grew up in Brenham, Texas. She attended Blinn College and is a graduate of Commonwealth College of Mortuary Science.

A 2nd-generation funeral director, Erin has been licensed as a funeral director and embalmer since 1992. She has served the Bryan–College Station community as a member of our team since 2002.

Erin is an active member of the Texas Funeral Directors Association. She is also a past president of the Southeast Texas Association, has served on numerous committees for the state association and was also recognized by her peers as Funeral Director of the Year in 2014. She enjoys playing golf in her free time.

Amie graduated from Amarillo Community College with degrees in applied science and theology. She became a licensed funeral director, embalmer and certified crematory operator in 2005. A longtime member of the Texas Funeral Directors Association, Texas Disaster Team and National Funeral Directors Association, Amie is an active member of the funeral profession.

In her free time, Amie enjoys riding her Indian motorcycle with colleagues and friends.

For 30 years, Loni has assisted families during their time of loss. Making Texas her home since the mid-80s, Loni obtained her associate’s degree in mortuary science while living in Houston. She previously provided guidance to families in Corpus Christi, Houston and Waco, before moving to the Austin area—where she has served for the past 20 years. Loni was honored as the company’s first "Living the Brand" Recipient in 2008, and she continues to assist families with the same caring and compassionate service. Honoring veterans and civil servants is especially dear to Loni’s heart, as she was raised in a military family and has family in law enforcement. Working in her yard and feeding her "wild bird babies" are hobbies of hers. An avid reader, collector of antiques and Christmas tree ornaments, you will also find her in the kitchen on occasion. A quote by Abraham Lincoln says, "In the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years." Loni's goal is to assist each family in celebrating the life in their loved ones’ years.