Born and raised in Picayune, Mississippi, within Hancock and Pearl River County, I enjoy spending time outdoors and, most importantly, having quality time with my family. My girls and husband are my world. 

I served my apprenticeship and received my Funeral Directors License with Picayune Funeral Home. I can honestly say I love my job and my work family. I take great pride in serving our families here at Picayune Funeral Home. I consider this my Ministry. 

At the end of the day, it's my hope that my compassion and guidance will make a positive difference in someone's life.

I'm originally from Oklahoma, where I attended the University of Central Oklahoma at Edmond. After graduating from the Funeral Science department, I started my 30+ year career as a licensed funeral director and embalmer. 

I am married to Sharon Spencer, and together we have 5 children, 6 grandchildren, and 3 great-grandchildren. I am a member of The Church of Jesus Church of Latter-Day Saints, where I volunteer my time serving and helping others.

In my spare time, I enjoy the outdoors and traveling, including camping and spending time with family.

I was born and raised in the Picayune area from my birth in 1962. I have been married for 40 years and have 2 children and 4 grandchildren.

I am a retired US Army Veteran of 27 years and a Baptist Minister since 1998. I spend most of my time working outdoors as I take care of Memorial Gardens Cemetery, and I have run the crematory for the past several years.

I came to work at the funeral home, received my Funeral Director License, and also became a Licensed Insurance Agent to help with preplanning for our families. I love helping people during what is considered the worst time of their lives. It has become a part of my ministry through the years.

I love working with and for a compassionate group of team members, and I look forward to assisting you and helping you through this most trying time.

I'm a southern Louisiana native, mother, funeral director, and embalmer. I enjoy film, nature, costuming, camping, and national parks, and I am not afraid to eat new things.

My passion is helping families celebrate the lives of their loved ones who have passed on and help them find closure through personalized services tailored to their individual needs.

I was born and raised in Picayune as a minister’s daughter, so compassion and empathy are ingrained in me. I have been married to my husband Micheal since 2005 and have two daughters. I enjoy reading, cooking, and spending time with family. 

I look forward to working with families and walking beside them during difficult times as they pay tribute to those they love.

I am a native of Picayune, and I am happily married with a beautiful family. I enjoy community outreach, devoting my time to Volunteer Firefighting and helping with the food pantry at my church. I am dedicated to caring for and helping families through their difficult times.