This home was started in the 1950s under the ownership of Emerson family as an evergreen funeral home.Funeral home smithers would later, through a sales deal, change in ownership to A.F.Defrane in the year 1969.. This was to change later in the year 1986 when R. A, Allan Schraderas purchased it.
The ownership of Smithers kept on changing in the subsequent years. In 1996 Allan Schrader sold it to Lowen Group and its name changed once again. It did not take long for Lowen Group to dispose it off to Alderwoods, who then become the owner for another relatively short period. In the year 2007, the Service Corporation International purchased it from Alderwoods. This organization held ownership until the year 2008, a period of one year. In December they sold it to the Let bridge, Caring Group Corporation.
This company has been in existence for more than 60 years serving people within the same area. Several changes have been effected since it was established. Some of these changes include; space has been increased gradually over the years. A number of structures have been constructed leading to improvement in efficiency in comparison to when the institution was started in the 1950s. These structures include; a big urn selection room and casket, a garage, a 100 seat chapel and a prep room. Other minor changes include renovation of the top floor that was formerly a 3 bedroom apartment to be used as an office.
Until 2012, Allan Schrader, a prior owner of the institution, worked here as a manager. However in the springs of 2012, he went to work with his sons Darren and Lawrence in their Funeral home, Kamloops. After Allan left, Paul MacDonald, who had been the owner of Funeral Home Clayton in Quesnel for many years, took over the stewardship of the institution.He had been in Clayton since his retirement.
Allan Schrader despite selling off the organization earlier, he worked as its manager until the year 2012.However, in the springs of 2012, Allan schrader left the organization to join his sons Darren and Lawrence to work at their Kamloops funeral home. His successor was Paul MacDonald who had previously been the owner of clayton in Quesnel for numerous years.He had worked as its managing director immediately after his retirement before moving to smithers.
The staff is highly qualified with many employees such as Joe Garcia, Christina Norton and the office manager having served for at least twenty five years thus have vast experience in this line of work . These great employees have ensured the organization continues to enjoy proper maintenance of the institution and efficiency as far as service delivery is concerned. This is attributable to their many years of experience in this particular field.
It offers personal and high quality caring services such as provision of prepaid funeral planning, cremation and facilities to all cemeteries.It also offers its services for twenty four hours in a day.It serves vast areas such as Houston, Kitwanga, Smithers, Burns lake.
This organization has proved to be committed towards serving its clients since its inception. It has been serving people at close levels such as the family level and helping them during these challenging moments of their lives. The company remains non discriminative in delivery of its services to the people. It works with people from all denominations and faiths.
The ownership of Smithers kept on changing in the subsequent years. In 1996 Allan Schrader sold it to Lowen Group and its name changed once again. It did not take long for Lowen Group to dispose it off to Alderwoods, who then become the owner for another relatively short period. In the year 2007, the Service Corporation International purchased it from Alderwoods. This organization held ownership until the year 2008, a period of one year. In December they sold it to the Let bridge, Caring Group Corporation.
This company has been in existence for more than 60 years serving people within the same area. Several changes have been effected since it was established. Some of these changes include; space has been increased gradually over the years. A number of structures have been constructed leading to improvement in efficiency in comparison to when the institution was started in the 1950s. These structures include; a big urn selection room and casket, a garage, a 100 seat chapel and a prep room. Other minor changes include renovation of the top floor that was formerly a 3 bedroom apartment to be used as an office.
Until 2012, Allan Schrader, a prior owner of the institution, worked here as a manager. However in the springs of 2012, he went to work with his sons Darren and Lawrence in their Funeral home, Kamloops. After Allan left, Paul MacDonald, who had been the owner of Funeral Home Clayton in Quesnel for many years, took over the stewardship of the institution.He had been in Clayton since his retirement.
Allan Schrader despite selling off the organization earlier, he worked as its manager until the year 2012.However, in the springs of 2012, Allan schrader left the organization to join his sons Darren and Lawrence to work at their Kamloops funeral home. His successor was Paul MacDonald who had previously been the owner of clayton in Quesnel for numerous years.He had worked as its managing director immediately after his retirement before moving to smithers.
The staff is highly qualified with many employees such as Joe Garcia, Christina Norton and the office manager having served for at least twenty five years thus have vast experience in this line of work . These great employees have ensured the organization continues to enjoy proper maintenance of the institution and efficiency as far as service delivery is concerned. This is attributable to their many years of experience in this particular field.
It offers personal and high quality caring services such as provision of prepaid funeral planning, cremation and facilities to all cemeteries.It also offers its services for twenty four hours in a day.It serves vast areas such as Houston, Kitwanga, Smithers, Burns lake.
This organization has proved to be committed towards serving its clients since its inception. It has been serving people at close levels such as the family level and helping them during these challenging moments of their lives. The company remains non discriminative in delivery of its services to the people. It works with people from all denominations and faiths.
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