About Us

After completing his degree in Mortuary Science at John A. Gupton College in Nashville, Scott completed his Funeral Director and Embalmer apprenticeship at a local funeral home and cemetery in Nashville.  Previously he has worked as a Pediatric Cardiac Perfusion Assistant at Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital for six years and as a supervisor for the organ and tissue recovery team in Ohio and Tennessee for nine years.  When asked what attracted him to funeral service, he said: “My grandfather passed away when I was young and I had a lot of questions about what the next steps were and when I was going to see him again. Our local funeral home was owned and operated by a family friend who helped me to understand the next steps my family needed to take.  It was then that I realized that I wanted to be a part of funeral service and help families like mine during one of the most difficult times in their life.  Each family that I am able to serve gives me the greatest sense of pride knowing that I have done everything that I can to ease the pain of when a loved one is lost.”

Outside of work, Scott enjoys making improvements around his home, spending time with his dogs and going to the lake.

I have an Associates Degree in Liberal Arts from Austin Peay State University. I have previously worked at a Chiropractic Office helping people on their journey to become as healthy as they can for 3 years. I moved to the Funeral Service Industry to continue to help people just in a different way. Ever since I was little I knew I wanted to help people in some sort of way and I believe I found my calling by helping in the most fragile state. Being someone to help make the process a little less stressful, reassuring them that they will have someone there every step of the way.

When off work I enjoy photography, being outside, dancing, traveling and spending as much time with my family as I can.