Amy is known for her unique ability to bring kindness and levity to every interaction, serving the families of Georgetown with compassion and care. She believes that, even at the saddest times, life should be celebrated, a philosophy she brings to her craft and the community, leading with honesty and dedication. 

A proud member of the Metis Nation of Ontario, Amy lives in Caledon with her husband, Jason, daughter, Marley, and son, Barrett. Licensed as a funeral director since 2001, Amy joined Jones Funeral Home as Senior Funeral Director in 2014. 

When she isn’t working, Amy is an avid reader who enjoys cooking for her family and friends, organizing family game nights, watching football, and cheering on their favourite team, the Toronto Blue Jays.

Rob’s journey to becoming a funeral director started when he was just 14 years old. His father died suddenly at the age of 40. With their family and his mother at a loss, the funeral home in Collingwood, Ont. looked after everything and helped them through this tough time. The experience stayed with him, inspiring him to pursue a similar path. Rob saw how important it was to care for people following the loss of their loved one and how creating a meaningful ceremony, gathering, celebration, or event supported them in their grief journey as it had when he was a boy. 

Rob became licensed as a funeral director in 1986 and joined Jones Funeral Home as a Junior Funeral Director in 1989. Having managed the business for many years, he purchased shares in the business in 2012 and entered into a partnership with Toby Chisholm in 2018.

Rob is an active member of the community of Halton Hills.  Rob is a member of the Rotary Club of Acton and the Acton Curling Club.   Rob had been a member of the Kinsmen Club of Georgetown for over 30 years.  Although Rob is no longer a member of the Kinsmen Club, he continues to assist his Kinsmen friends with projects in the Georgetown community. 

Advocacy has always been one of Rob’s core values. Since 2016, Rob is very proud to have been chosen and elected as one of nine professionals in Ontario, serving on the board for Guaranteed Funeral Deposits of Canada, which administer pre-paid funeral funds, provide administrative support and training and manage data for funeral homes and the bereavement sector nationwide. 

Rob and his wife, Susan, are passionate about the community. Having raised two sons here, they proudly supported youth sports and other community programs. When he isn’t serving families as a funeral director or volunteering in the community, you’ll find Rob on the curling rink or at home watching sports, enjoying the outdoors, and spending time with family and friends.

Toby has always been motivated by a deep sense of compassion and dedication to the people and families in the Georgetown community, ultimately choosing a career path that would allow him to support people and provide pathways to emotional healing during some of their most challenging moments. 

Originally from Trochu, Alberta, he moved to Ontario as a child and has lived in the Orangeville area most of his life. He started work at Jones Funeral Home in 1990, became licensed as a funeral director in 1991, and purchased shares in the business in 1999, solidifying his commitment to serving the people of Georgetown with honesty, fairness, and kindness. 

Outside of work, Toby has many diverse interests. He has his pilot’s license, is an avid photographer, and is a member of the Dufferin Peel Hunters & Anglers Club and the Georgetown Revolver Club. In his spare time, and when the weather cooperates, Toby enjoys fishing, camping trips, and spending quality time with family and his friends at his trailer in Napanee.