Chris McCoy began his career in funeral service in 1989 in his hometown of Jefferson, Iowa. He attended the Kansas City Kansas Community College School of Mortuary Science, where he was the recipient of the departmental award for service and professionalism. He has been a resident of Grand Island since 1993.
He is member of Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church where he has served as a member of the parish council, serves as an usher and sound minister and is a member of St. Anthony's Council #9562 of the Knights of Columbus. He is a member and past president of the A.M. Islanders Kiwanis Club, is a member and past president of District 8 of the Nebraska Funeral Directors Association and is member of BPO Elks Lodge No.604.
Chris and his wife Lana have two grown sons who along with their wives, have gifted them with five wonderful grandchildren.
Gwen is a native of Iowa and graduate of Western Christian High School. She graduated from Dordt College in Sioux Center, Iowa and Des Moines Area Community College Mortuary Science Program. Gwen worked in elementary education and retail in Nebraska and Iowa for several years prior to mortuary training. During mortuary school, she worked at Porter Funeral Home in Hawarden and Rock Valley, Iowa, receiving hands-on training and experience. In November 2011, they moved to Grand Island. Gwen began her apprenticeship, and has been a licensed funeral director and embalmer since 2013. Working with and guiding families though the entire funeral process is one of the most rewarding experiences of this profession.
Gwen and her husband, Rob, live in Grand Island. They enjoy working in their yard and traveling. Gwen also enjoys making scrapbooks of their travels.
Brandon Bachle began his career in funeral service in 2014 as part time help during the summer months. He is originally from Grand Island, graduating from Grand Island Northwest High School before heading to Hastings College where he got a business degree and played football. He then went on and attended the Kansas City Kansas Community College of Mortuary Science.
He is a member of Resurrection Catholic Church where he is on the Music Ministry. He is on boards for the GRACE Cancer Foundation and Grand Island Legion Baseball. He is a member of the Grand Island Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals and was honored in the Chambers Top 35 Under 35 Class of 2020.
