Meet the Friendly and Caring Staff at Clayton’s Funeral Directors
The Clayton’s Funeral Directors team is committed to serving Quesnel families with the utmost respect and care. We’re here to work with you to find the funeral service best suited to honour your loved one.
Ken Zacharias
Owner
Funeral Director/Celebrant
To contact Ken directly, please call the office or email: ken.claytons@shaw.ca
Angela Wesselink
Owner
Funeral Director
To contact Angela directly, please call the office or email: angie.claytons@shaw.ca
Christopher L. Fitzgerald
Funeral Director/Embalmer
Christopher came to Quesnel in 2006 to apprentice as a funeral director/embalmer at Clayton’s Funeral Directors, and has served Quesnel with compassion, humour and dedication ever since.
At the funeral home, in addition to his more typical funeral director/embalmer duties, Christopher officiates funeral services, writes eulogies, is the regular funeral DJ, does offsite audio-visual presentations and digital photo editing work, creates poetry, keeps Tranquility Gardens organized, and takes care of pretty much whatever technical or written/spoken word type of work needs to be done.
Clayton’s Funeral Directors is a very proud supporter of the P.A.R.T.Y. (Prevent Alcohol and Risk-Related Trauma in Youth) program and Christopher has been the “tour presenter” for Clayton’s since the program began here.
To contact Christopher directly, please call the office or email: chris.claytons@shaw.shaw.ca
Judi Davies
Accountant
Baughb (pronounced Bob) Davies
Judi's immediate supervisor
Crystal Madland
Apprentice Funeral Director/Embalmer
To contact Crystal directly, please call the office or email: crystal.claytons@shaw.ca
Rick Sterling
Grounds Keeper/Handyman
Rupert Fitzgerald
Apprentice Comfort Dog
Rupert is a 5 year old Tibetan Spaniel cross who really likes people, loves children and is always ready to make new friends.
When not at work, Rupert enjoys sharing Dad's dinner, Movies with Mom on the sofa, playtime or dog park with his two dog buddies (Murphy, Meela), and keeping watch over baker creek from his second floor window perch.