Jim MacLeod

I am a 2nd generation member of the MacLeod family to serve the families of the Greater Fredericton Area. I see funeral service as my opportunity to make a difference for hurting people at a sensitive and personal time.  Graduate of Fredericton High School (Class of 1980), Licensed embalmer and Funeral Director since 1982, Honors graduate of Funeral Service Education Program of Humber College of Applied Arts and Technology, Toronto (Class of 1983) and a proud member of the York Funeral Home family since its opening in September, 1979.  I am actively involved in my church and community and a proud husband and Dad to wife Bonnie and twin daughters Melissa and Monica.

Scott MacLeod

My brother, Jim, and I are the owners and managers of York Funeral Home, which has been an important part of the Fredericton North community since its establishment in 1979. Following in our father's footsteps, and with many thanks to the families we have served over the years, we have established a good reputation in the Fredericton and surrounding area as a caring family business.

Following graduation from Fredericton High School in 1982, I began my training and apprenticeship as a funeral director, and became a Licensed Funeral Director in 1985. I am currently an active participant in the industry in my role as board member on the New Brunswick Funeral Directors and Embalmers Board. I was further honoured in 2005 by my peers on the New Brunswick Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association, by being nominated to represent New Brunswick on The Funeral Service Association of Canada. From 2006-2010 I chaired the national Education Committee and from 2011-2012 I was the President of the Funeral Service Association of Canada. My participation at both provincial and federal levels of the funeral industry assures that the families who have come to trust us continue to receive the highest quality of service, from our family and staff alike.

On a personal level, my strength and support come from my 5 children: Harmony, Doug, Nick, Kayla and Tommy. In my leisure time (when that's possible!), I enjoy my commitment to coaching the St. Thomas University Men's Basketball Team, and one of the many highlights of working with these young men included earning silver at the Canadian Colleges Athletic Association National Tournament in 2004 and a bronze in 2012.

Steven Wallace

My name is Steven Wallace, I live in the community of Kingsley just outside of Fredericton. I have lived there and interacted with the people through church and other community events. I graduated from Fredericton High School in 1991. I have been an employee with York Funeral Home for the past three years where I have enjoyed interacting with the public on a daily basis. I have completed the Funeral Service program at the Nova Scotia Community College in Kentville, Nova Scotia..

Nelson McNeill

Bill Henwood

After growing up in Springhill, NS, I moved to Fredericton in 1995 to attend the University of New Brunswick. Prior to my employment with York Funeral Home, I worked in public service positions including retail management, private security services and public computer access programs.

In 2007 I came to York to work as a Funeral Director’s Assistant. That same year I enrolled with the Canadian College of Funeral Service and spent the next two years studying to become a Funeral Director and Embalmer. I graduated and was licensed in 2009.

My family and I currently live in Fredericton but in addition to my responsibilities with York Funeral Home, I am the primary Funeral Director at our Miramichi Valley Funeral Home location in New Bandon, NB.

Jean Folland

I grew up on PEI, then moved to Fredericton with my husband, Paul in 1997. Paul and I are active at Christ Central Church. I completed the Funeral and Allied Health Services Program at Kingstec, NS in 2005. I have been working in Administration at York Funeral Home since 2007.

Jennie Gilliss

I have been doing Administration at York Funeral Home since 2004.  I moved here 12 years ago from McAdam, where I grew up, and now reside with my husband in Killarney.  My experience working here as well as the recent loss of my son, Grady, has taught me what’s important in life: family, friends, faith, health and happiness.

Tommy MacLeod

Following in the footsteps of my grandfather, father and uncle, I am working towards becoming a third generation Funeral Director. I went to St. Thomas in 2008 where I played on their basketball team. I am currently attending the Canadian College of Funeral Services and will graduate in the spring of 2014. In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my family, reading and just relaxing at home. I also am an assistant coach of the Leo Hayes JV Boys Basketball team.

Lloyd Hetherington

I was born in Whites Cove, Queens Co., NB   where I attended schools and graduated in 1963.  I moved to Fredericton in 1969. I have been involved as a member of Lions Clubs International for 39 years having served as President and Secretary of both the Lincoln and Nashwaaksis Lions Clubs.  I have been honored with a Melvin Jones Fellowship and a Judge Brian Stevenson award by the Nashwaaksis Lions Club. I am also involved with the Nashwaaksis Baptist Church.

I am married to Kathy and have a son, daughter and 4 grandchildren.

I spent 46 years working in the Sheet Metal Trade and upon retiring I was invited to join the staff of York Funeral Home as an assistant director.

Wesley Parsons

Mark Moir

I have been part of the York and Miramichi Valley Funeral Home family since 2006. I grew up on the Miramichi where I developed a keen interest for salmon fishing. Like many other Maritimers, I travelled West, spending over a decade in the Northwest and Yukon Territories. Being far from home and all things familiar, I quickly realized the importance of family. I am happy that I made the decision to move back home, where I am involved in my community and my church. I still love fishing, but now, my first passion is my family.