Associates

Consultant

Since 1968 George Fulton has provided compassionate care to families in the Peoria area and is proud to continue that service as part of the Dignity Memorial® team. George earned his degree in mortuary science from Worsham College of Mortuary Science in 1962. When he is not serving families, George enjoys volunteering with charitable organizations and is happiest when he is helping disadvantaged adults and children.

General Manager

As a 2nd generation funeral director, Don has been involved in funeral service his entire life. Residing in his hometown of Pekin, Don has served Central Illinois families as a licensed funeral director for nearly 25 years. He finds fulfillment in the special relationship he builds with a bereaved family as he walks with them through their roughest days after the loss of someone they love. Don takes delight in doing "dad things" for his daughters; Ashlyn, Danielle and Reaux. His recreational pursuits include hunting waterfowl and deer.

General Manager

Terry has been caring for Central Illinois families as a funeral professional for more than 4 decades. Originally from Pekin, Illinois, Terry and his family have lived in the Bartonville area since 1981. Terry and his wife, Jean, have been involved in many community activities over the years. They both enjoy spending time with family and friends.

General Manager

Tony has 40+ years in the funeral profession, but his funeral experience goes back to when he was 10 years old and he helped his father with cemetery maintenance. He's spent 3 decades serving Peoria-area families.  

Tony says, “I know initially what a family’s needs are when they come to us. My focus is to discover, first by listening and secondly by asking questions, what their wants are. I then help them craft a service that meaningfully celebrates the life of their loved one.”

He and his wife, Tamara, raised 4 children. Now Tony spends his free time restoring his home. He enjoys woodworking, reading and golfing. 

Funeral Director

Rick has been a funeral director since 1987. He lives in Chillicothe, Illinois, with his wife of over 22 years, Renee, and has 2 sons in college. He enjoys golfing, hiking and exercising at the local gym. Rick prides himself in helping the families he serves through their difficult time and making their experience with the funeral home memorable. "Customer satisfaction is something I strive for every day," he said. "I will be here to serve families in this community for generations to come."

Funeral Director

Sydney Courdt began at Davison Fulton Funeral Home in 2015 to serve her apprenticeship. She now serves as a licensed funeral director and embalmer and works hard every day to excel at her job, doing the best she can for each family.

Born and raised in the small town of Bartonville, Sydney graduated from Limestone Community High School. After high school she attended Illinois Central College furthering her education in healthcare. Holding different positions in the health care industry, Sydney always focused on helping people and, deciding to take her education even higher, she graduated Worsham College of Mortuary Science in 2015.

Sydney is a member of Pi Sigma Eta, a national honors fraternity.

Funeral Director

Kimberly is a funeral director who has been with our company since 2011.

Previously a hairdresser and a respiratory therapist, Kim was led to a career in funeral care after the sudden death of her mother. Her experience prompted a personal desire to ensure other families experiencing the loss of a loved one receive the very best of care and attention from their funeral provider. She strives to live by the words, "every family, every time."

Married since 1980, Kim lives in Farmington, Illinois, with her husband and they have 5 children and 9 grandchildren.

Funeral Director

Daniel is a native to the Pekin-East Peoria area. After serving in the Navy, he worked as a manufacturing welder before accepting a position with the Pekin Fire Department. While there, he was very active with the fire safety house educating children. Later he followed a personal desire and accepted a position with the East Peoria Fire Department.

During his years with the fire service, he was an active member with the Illinois State Honor Guard. After retirement, he accepted a position with Davison-Fulton Funeral Chapels in 2013.

Daniel is married and has a daughter, son and 2 pet ducks.

Funeral Director

Vince is a Peoria-area native and was raised in nearby Metamora, Illinois. After attending Metamora High School, he went on to work in the horticulture department at Illinois Central College and studied for his general education for 3 semesters. Vince then went on to study mortuary science at Worsham College of Mortuary Science in Wheeling, Illinois. While there, he worked and lived in a funeral home in Park Ridge. He graduated top of his class and recipient of the Twin Pine Cremation Scholarship for his outstanding community effort and caring manner. Vince completed his apprenticeship in Highland Park, received his Illinois license as funeral director, embalmer and crematory operator and continued to work for 3 other funeral homes in his spare time. Following his apprenticeship in the northern suburbs of Chicago, Vince relocated to be closer to family and friends. His primary goal is to serve families with the highest quality of service and care. He is detail-oriented, listens well and maintains contact with each family throughout the funeral process to ensure all needs are met during their difficult time. Vince still continues to study horticulture and gardens in his free time.