I’ve always considered growing up in the small southeastern New Mexico town of Lovington as one of life’s greatest blessings. At the age of thirteen, I began to work in my family’s funeral home. Caring for families in a small community meant we served our neighbors, friends, and loved ones, during the most difficult time of their lives. Serving them taught me the value of serving with compassion, empathy, and dignity. 

Now, as a fifth-generation funeral director, funeral service has become my calling, a calling that connects me with my family’s legacy in funerals service.

In my spare time, I enjoy traveling with my husband and three goldendoodles. We also enjoy skiing, hiking, bowling, and managing our local Airbnb properties. We also run a local LGBT nonprofit called Friends of Dorothy.



As a member of FRENCH Funerals – Cremations, I strive to serve the families of Albuquerque with the same level of service and compassion I learned as a child in a small town. I desire to help you honor your loved one and to support you at this difficult time in your life.