Our staff's commitment to you
Our staff is committed to providing support, compassion, information, and direction as needed to all members of our community, their families, and friends who are dealing with loss and grief. We have a total of 200 years of combined experience to serve you and your family.
J. Mark Schmid was raised on the family farm. He graduated from Attica High School and attended Indiana State University on a football scholarship. In 1986 he graduated from the Mid-America College of Funeral Service. He is a licensed funeral director and embalmer. Mark became a permanent resident of Mt. Washington in 1990. He is active in the community, he was a former Assistant Coach for the Mount Washington Colts and Bullitt East Charger Football Program and has been the president of the Mt. Washington Lions Club.
Dave Billings is a 1978 Graduate of the Kentucky School of Mortuary Science. The Billings Family has been honored to serve the community since 1987. Dave is also currently serving as the Bullitt County Coroner since 2011. Dave has three children, members of the First Baptist Church of Shepherdsville, a member of Bullitt Lodge 155 F&AM, Kosair Shrine Temple and the Shepherdsville Lion's Club. Dave and his wife Pam are active members of the community in which they are honored to serve.
Tim W. Gonterman is a native of Mt. Washington and a 1979 graduate of Bullitt Central High School. Tim is a 1981 graduate of the Mid-America College of Funeral Service and is a licensed funeral director and embalmer. He is a member of Lone Hill United Baptist Church and their cemetery board. Tim formally served as an Inspector for the Kentucky Boxing and Wrestling Commission for 25 years. Tim has 2 daughters Devin Prather(Joe) and Danielle Wetzel, and three grandsons, Zander, Gavin and Reed.
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Pem has been a life long resident of Mt. Washington where he grew up on a farm and he loves to fish. He and his wife Helen have been married 52 years and have a son Pem, Jr. . Pem was a graduate of the old Mt. Washington High School and he is a member of the First Baptist Church in Mt. Washington,