Associates

Manager

Since 2013 Casey has provided compassionate care to families in North Vancouver. She earned her degree in funeral services from Humber College in 2004. Casey is proud to be a part of our team, guiding you through one of the most personal times in life.

Funeral Director

Kevin has been a part of the Dignity Memorial® family since 2012, serving with Hamilton Harron Funeral Home in Vancouver before joining our team in 2015. Currently serving as our assistant manager, he graduated as valedictorian with 2 academic achievement awards and completed his apprenticeship program in 2014.

Kevin takes on many special projects in his day-to-day work, including training and administrative responsibilities, always working to expand and share his knowledge.

Outside of work, Kevin volunteers on the board of 2 community organizations, assisting with event coordination and fundraising.

Funeral Director

Bruce has been a funeral director at First Memorial Funeral Services since February 2017. He graduated from British Columbia Institute of Technology in 1990 with a degree in funeral directing and embalming. When he is not serving families Bruce enjoys playing old timer's hockey.

Funeral Director

Evelyn is a funeral director who graduated from the Western School of Funeral Service in 2005 with a degree in mortuary science. Evelyn has served families with the utmost professionalism and compassion in Port Coquitlam, Surrey, Chilliwack, Penticton, Osoyoos, North Vancouver and Vancouver.

When Evelyn is not at the funeral home, you can likely find Evelyn enjoying the local lakes, our beautiful ocean and going for walks on most of the local trails. She can also be found enjoying our mountains, whether skiing or tubing, as well as volunteering at her church.

Funeral Director

Marlene has been a funeral director and embalmer since 1996. She graduated from Commonwealth Institute of Funeral Services in 1995 with a degree in mortuary sciences. Marlene has served the families in the Vancouver area and the North Shore since 1996 with the utmost professionalism and compassion. If she is not at the funeral home, you can likely find Marlene enjoying crafts such as sewing and crocheting or, above all, volunteering in the community.