Meet Our Staff

Dave became licensed in 1998 and partnered with his father in 2006. In 2015 upon his father Paul Mullen’s retirement, Dave became President/Owner. Dave and Christie have two children, Carson and Avery.

In June 2015, after 48 years as a licensed Funeral Director and owner of the A. Millard George Funeral Home, Paul retired. After struggling with dementia for many years, Paul J. Mullen died on Saturday, December 12, 2020 in his 77th year.

I have been working with AMG since 2013, starting out as a high school co-op student. After attending the Humber College Funeral Services Education program, I returned to complete my internship and became a licensed funeral director in 2017. I currently live north of London and enjoy spending time outdoors with my partner, reading, eating good food and exploring our local breweries. It is truly a privilege to serve the community I grew up in.

After completing a high-school co-op and working part-time at AMG, I attended Humber College. I obtained my Funeral Director’s Licence in 2017 after completing my internship in the GTA. I am excited to have returned to London and AMG after spending a couple years working in the Georgian Bay area. My furbaby, Olly, and I enjoy going for walks and spending time with family!

After moving to Toronto for a year to study funeral directing at Humber College, I moved back to London and started my internship year at AMG. I am incredibly happy to be back in my hometown! I am someone who enjoys reading and spending time with my fur baby when I have spare time.

I started with the A. Millard George Funeral Home in 1999. I am the Family Aftercare Specialist and thoroughly enjoy my work with the families. In my spare time I enjoy spending time with my family who keep me very busy.

I started with AMG in 2017 as Office Manager. I enjoy working with dedicated, compassionate staff. Outside of work I keep busy with woodworking, do-it-yourself projects and playing sports.

After moving from Vancouver B.C to London with my partner to be closer to family, I am grateful to pursue a career in the funeral business. I am proud to be serving the community and assisting my colleagues at AMG Funeral Home. I enjoy hiking and exploring nature with my partner and Frenchton named Winston.

I am proud to be part of the AMG team and feel rewarded by the meaningful work that is done here. In my other career I work as a theater director, playwright and dramaturg. I am the founding Artistic Director of London's AlvegoRoot Theatre.

Retiring after 20 years of managing one of London’s major cemeteries, I am now pleased to be associated with the A. Millard George Funeral Home, and to be able to continue to serve the needs of families. My wife, Mary and I have two sons and seven grandchildren to help us fill our retirement years.

I am retired from working for over 25 years at both Victoria and University Hospital, I have 3 grown children and 6 grandchildren. I am now pleased to be working in a new career where I am able to use my past experiences to continue to serve the public.

I have been retired from London Hydro since 2003 after 25 years of service. My wife Lynda and I have two grown sons, Sean and Michael who have blessed us with four beautiful grandchildren. They keep us very active and young at heart.

I recently retired from a rewarding career as a public librarian, educator and teacher. One of my favourite parts of this job is hearing the stories of loved ones from their families and friends.

I am currently at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo in 3rd year business.

Marque Smith is a piano accompanist, vocal coach and music director. Since moving to London, Ontario in 2007, he has been the music director for plays with Musical Theatre Productions, Original Kids Theatre Company and London Youth Theatre Education to name a few. He is also a very experienced choral musician and has been a member of The Nathaniel Dett Chorale, The Toronto Mendelssohn Choir, The Toronto Mendelssohn Youth Choir, Canadian Children’s Opera Chorus and The Karen Schuessler Singers.

I have thoroughly enjoyed my work and interaction with families in various capacities over the years. I have three children, four granddaughters, and seven great-grandchildren. I am very involved in music, creative writing, church and volunteer activities.