Providing Compassionate Funeral Services to Jessamine County Families Since 1921
Committed to assisting you in commemorating your cherished one, our team possesses extensive experience in serving families from diverse backgrounds. We are accessible around the clock, reachable through email or phone, ensuring continuous support whenever you need it. With patience, compassion, and unwavering professionalism, our team remains dedicated and readily available to attend to your needs.
Ron and Diann have been in the funeral business since 1973. Their main focus is to provide a compassionate and caring service to those who choose their funeral home. Offering guidance and commitment in funeral planning is their priority. They have two children who grew up and graduated from the Jessamine County School system, and are grandparents to five grandsons. Ron and Diann are both originally from eastern Kentucky but have made Nicholasville their home since 1967.
Kelli-Lynn has been a licensed funeral director since 2012. She is a licensed clinical social worker and is available for bereavement counseling through our funeral home, even though she is employed fulltime by the Jessamine County Board of Education. She is married to Mitch Canup and is the mother of three boys.
Melanie is a lifelong resident of Nicholasville and taught first grade for 24 years at Brookside Elementary. She has worked as secretary at Hager & Cundiff since October 2015 and makes our office run efficiently with a friendly attitude and smile. She and her husband Burt attend Nicholasville Methodist Church and both have been affiliated with school districts in Central Kentucky from which they retired: Burt from Fayette County, and Melanie from Jessamine County.
Sandie is a native of Jessamine County and a graduate of Lafayette High School in Lexington, Ky. She retired from University of Kentucky Health Care after 50 years of service. She started working for our firm in October 2021 and is a proven asset to our staff. She and Billy Fount love farming and their horses.
In Loving Memory
