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John F. Maier

Owner

Martha E. Maier

Owner

Jordan Duncan

Funeral Director

Jordan B. Duncan, Funeral Director

As lead funeral director and operations manager, Jordan manages all daily operations of the funeral home including financial planning, scheduling, marketing initiatives, and vendor relations. He also provides family counseling services throughout the entire funeral arrangement process.

With over 10 years of experience, Jordan pairs his leadership and management experience with a deep understanding of the funeral industry to provide professional services with an individualized touch.
Jordan received his Bachelor’s degree from Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science.

As a strong believer in community, Jordan supports local events and has become an integral member of the community. He leads worship services at Christian Fellowship Church and performs at different area churches. For the past two years, he has sung the National Anthem for the Right to Life Banquet and at the Hadi Shrinersfest. Jordan will be performed in the Faith Music Radio, 93.1 FM FAITH MUSIC CHRISTMAS 2017.

Jordan values family and enjoys spending time with his wife, Samantha and two daughters, Lillian and Cecilia.

Jordan is a member of the National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA).

Eric Ellsperman

Funeral Director

Bill Hill

Funeral Director

Craig Racster

Funeral Director

Les Schmitt

Funeral Director

Bill Seits

Family Services Director

Sylvia Caron

February 18, 1970 ~ October 11, 2017

Sylvia M. Caron, 47, of Evansville, Indiana, passed away at 12:04 am, Wednesday, October 11, 2017 at Linda E. White Hospice House.

Syl was born February 18, 1970 and was a 1988 graduate of Mater Dei High School. She had worked for 10 years in the guest service industry, then 10 years at Kruse, Dicus and Associates as a bookkeeper and the last 13 years in the office of Boone Funeral Home East Chapel, which she always said was by far her favorite job and where everyone felt like family. Syl was an avid reader. She especially loved spending time with her family and her large extended family of friends and “bonus children”. There was nothing in the entire universe she loved more than her son, a good book and to make people laugh.