Bob Arrington
Founder, President, Funeral Director/Embalmer
Bob Arrington
Founder, President, Funeral Director/Embalmer
Robert “Bob” Arrington is the Founder and President of Arrington Funeral Directors & Crematory and is widely recognized as one of Tennessee’s most respected leaders in funeral service. A Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer, Certified Crematory Operator, and Licensed Advance Funeral Planner, Bob has dedicated more than five decades to serving families with compassion, professionalism, and excellence.
Bob’s journey into funeral service began at an early age. Following the death of his grandfather in 1963, he became fascinated by the meaningful role funeral professionals play in helping families during life’s most difficult moments. At just seven years old, he began spending afternoons and weekends at Bodkin Funeral Home in Milan, Tennessee, where a family friend owned the funeral home. Those formative experiences sparked a lifelong passion for funeral service and established the foundation for an extraordinary career.
When Bob’s family relocated to Jackson, Tennessee, in 1970, he immediately began working at a local funeral home, further developing his knowledge and commitment to the profession. In 1979, he graduated from John A. Gupton College of Mortuary Science in Nashville and officially embarked on his professional career.
In 1995, Bob fulfilled his dream of owning his own funeral home by founding Arrington Funeral Directors. Under his leadership, the firm quickly became known for its commitment to innovation, service, and excellence. In 1996, he partnered with Homesteaders Life Company to create Corporate Funeral Providers, the funeral profession’s only payroll deduction funeral funding program. One year later, he established Jackson’s only on-site crematory, which continues to serve families throughout West Tennessee today. In 2018, Bob co-founded ObitutaryShare.com, a technology company that partners with funeral homes to strategically extend the reach of every obituary, strengthening family connections and serving families better.
Bob’s dedication to excellence has earned widespread recognition for Arrington Funeral Directors & Crematory. The firm has received the National Funeral Directors Association’s prestigious Pursuit of Excellence Award for fourteen consecutive years, along with numerous honors including Best of the Best and the Pinnacle Award, the highest recognition presented within the profession.
Throughout his career, Bob has made significant contributions to funeral service at both the state and national levels. In Tennessee, he was elected to the Board of Directors of the Tennessee Funeral Directors Association in 2000 and served as President in 2008. In 2002, he was appointed by the Governor of Tennessee to serve on the State Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers, the regulatory body responsible for overseeing licensing and professional standards across the state. He later served as Board President in 2005. In recognition of his extraordinary contributions to the profession, Bob was inducted into the Tennessee Funeral Directors Association Wall of Fame in 2025.
Nationally, Bob’s leadership reached its highest level when he was elected to the National Funeral Directors Association Board of Directors in 2010. He subsequently served as President of the NFDA during 2015-2016, becoming the first Tennessean to hold that distinguished position. Throughout his tenure, he served on numerous committees including the Operations Committee, Governance Work Group, Audit Committee, Budget Committee, Headquarters Operations Committee, and the NFDA Spokesperson Team, where he continues to serve today. His expertise has also been recognized publicly through his participation in the CNBC documentary Death, It’s A Living.
A passionate advocate for advancing the funeral profession, Bob has been a dedicated supporter of the Funeral Service Foundation, serving ten years as a Foundation Trustee and two terms as Board Chair. In 2025, Bob was recognized for his service with the Distinguished Service Award. He remains active on the Foundation’s Fund Development Committee and serves on the Board of Directors for the National Museum of Funeral History. He is also a member of the Heritage Club and a strong supporter of the NFDA Political Action Committee.
Beyond funeral service, Bob has devoted countless hours to civic and community leadership. He served as Secretary of the Jackson Country Club for more than twenty years and remains actively involved in numerous organizations throughout West Tennessee. He currently serves as Chair of the Greater Jackson Chamber Board of Directors, Co-Chair of Friends of Heart, an organization dedicated to improving cardiac care throughout West Tennessee, and as a member of the Ethics Committee for the Jackson-Madison County School System. He is also Chair of the Advisory Board for Tennessee Donor Services and an active member of the Old Hickory Rotary Club.
At the heart of Bob’s life is his family and faith. He is married to Judy Leathers Arrington of Jackson. Together, they share a love for serving their community and are proud parents to Gracie, Arrington Funeral Directors’ beloved Certified Therapy Dog, whose comforting presence has touched countless families. Bob and Judy are members of Englewood Baptist Church.
Through a lifetime of service, leadership, and innovation, Bob Arrington has helped shape the future of funeral service while remaining committed to the values that first inspired him as a young boy—compassion, integrity, and a genuine desire to care for others during life’s most meaningful moments.
Charles Rahm
General Manager, Funeral Director/Embalmer/Certified Crematory Operator
Charles Rahm
General Manager, Funeral Director/Embalmer/Certified Crematory Operator
Charles Rahm is a Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer, Certified Crematory Operator, and Licensed Advance Funeral Planner who has dedicated more than 40 years to serving families throughout West Tennessee. A lifelong resident of Jackson, Charles graduated from North Side High School before earning his degree from John A. Gupton College of Mortuary Science in Nashville. He also pursued studies in business and management at Union University in Jackson.
As General Manager of Arrington Funeral Directors, Charles has built a career centered on compassionate service, professional excellence, and a deep commitment to helping families navigate some of life’s most difficult moments.
At the state level, Charles has been actively involved in advancing funeral service standards and professional leadership. He served on the Board of Directors of the Tennessee Funeral Directors Association from 2009 to 2015 and is a Past President of the Tennessee State Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers. Appointed by the Governor, the board oversees licensing and regulatory matters within the funeral profession.
Locally, Charles represented Jackson’s Eighth District on the Jackson City Council, where he served for a total of 16 years. Throughout his tenure, he worked to support the growth and well-being of the community he proudly calls home.
Charles is married to Laura Johnston Rahm and is the proud father of two children: Dr. Charles Rahm Jr., who is a veterinarian residing in Memphis with his family and Elizabeth Schlosser, a pharmacist living in Cincinnati, OH with her family. He is also an immensely proud “Pop” to his three grandchildren, Brenna, Callan, and Henry.
A member of Skyline Church of Christ, Charles enjoys spending time with his family, following local politics and community affairs. His lifelong dedication to service, both professionally and civically, continues to make a lasting impact on the families and communities he serves.
Sarah-Ashley Medling
Funeral Director/Embalmer, Certified Crematory Operator
Sarah-Ashley Medling
Funeral Director/Embalmer, Certified Crematory Operator
Sarah-Ashley is a licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer, as well as a Certified Crematory Operator, with more than a decade of experience serving families during some of life’s most difficult moments. She is dedicated to providing compassionate care, professional guidance, and meaningful support to those entrusted to her care.
A 2013 graduate of John A. Gupton College of Mortuary Science, Sarah-Ashley completed her apprenticeship with Williamson Memorial Funeral Home and Spring Hill Memorial Funeral Home in 2014. Since entering the profession, she has remained committed to continuing education, professional development, and excellence in funeral service.
Sarah-Ashley is an active member of both the Tennessee Funeral Directors Association and the National Funeral Directors Association. In 2023, she was honored as one of only thirty funeral professionals nationwide selected to participate in the National Funeral Directors Association’s prestigious Meet the Mentors Program, an initiative designed to foster leadership and professional growth within the funeral service profession.
Outside of her professional responsibilities, Sarah-Ashley is devoted to her family and community. She and her husband, Colin, reside in Medina with their two children, Corbin and Sloan. They are active members of Main Street Church of Christ in Milan.
When not serving families, Sarah-Ashley enjoys spending quality time with her loved ones. Whether exploring Discovery Park, attending family activities, or enjoying a cozy evening of video games at home, she treasures every opportunity to create lasting memories with her family.
Through her compassionate approach and commitment to excellence, Sarah-Ashley continues to uphold the tradition of caring service that families have come to trust.
Roger Bates
Funeral Director/Embalmer, Certified Crematory Operator
Roger Bates
Funeral Director/Embalmer, Certified Crematory Operator
Roger is a licensed Funeral Director/Embalmer, Certified Crematory Operator, and our Military Veterans' Liaison with over 20 years of experience. Born in Ripley, TN, he recently relocated back here from Middle Tennessee to be closer to his family.
Roger graduated from John A. Gupton College of Mortuary Science in 1991, and from Middle Tennessee State University in 2003 with a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice. He also graduated from the Tennessee 117th Regional Training Institute's Officer Candidate School.
Roger served in the U.S. Navy for 10 years and the Tennessee Army National Guard for over four years.
He is married to Linda, owner of Yarbrough Mortuary Services. In his personal time, he enjoys boating, fishing, and most outdoor activities.
Judy Arrington
Community Relations
Judy Arrington
Community Relations
Judy is a lifelong resident of Jackson, a graduate of Jackson Central-Merry High School and Union University, where she earned degrees in Psychology/Sociology and Nursing. Her passion for serving others led to a 34-year career as a registered nurse, during which she touched countless lives through compassionate care, education, and advocacy.
Throughout her nursing career, Judy spent 12 years with The Woman's Clinic and 20 years as an RN Community Educator with the Women & Children's Center at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital. A dedicated champion for women's health and family support, she played a pivotal role in developing the hospital's Perinatal Bereavement Program, providing comfort and guidance to families facing the heartbreaking loss of their pregnancy or newborn.
She served on the board of directors of Heaven's Cradle for 11 years and continues to support grieving families through the organization. She is a Certified Perinatal and Adult Bereavement Counselor through Resolve Through Sharing and a Certified Aftercare Specialist through the International Grief Institute, bringing specialized knowledge and heartfelt compassion to families.
After retiring from nursing, Judy joined her husband, Bob, in the family business, where she serves as Community Relations Coordinator and Family Services Representative. In this role, she combines her healthcare experience, counsel, and a servant's heart to help families navigate difficult times with dignity, care, and understanding.
Judy in involved through several organizations, including the Greater Jackson Chamber Women in Business Committee, the Community Action Committee of the West Tennessee Heart of the South Girl Scouts, the National Alliance for Children's Grief, the Tennessee Funeral Directors Association, the National Funeral Directors Association, and Maggie & Friends Canine Therapy Group. In recognition of her leadership and service, she was honored by the Mayor of Jackson in 2023 as one of the city's Influential Women during International Women's Month.
Judy and Bob are members of Englewood Baptist Church. Together, they enjoy spending time with Gracie, the funeral home's Certified Therapy Dog, whose comforting presence provides additional support to families during their time of need.
Gracie Arrington
Certified Therapy Dog/Grief Counselor
Gracie Arrington
Certified Therapy Dog/Grief Counselor
Gracie, an Australian Labradoodle, has been bringing comfort, companionship, and smiles to families at Arrington Funeral Directors since arriving in Jackson in 2018. Born on June 21, 2018, at Meadow Park Labradoodles and Labradors near Indianapolis, Indiana, Gracie was specially bred and trained to serve as a therapy dog and grief counselor.
Certified through the Alliance of Therapy Dogs and recognized by the American Kennel Club, Gracie has earned both her Canine Good Citizen and Rally Novice titles. From birth, she was exposed to a variety of sounds and environments, including sirens, thunder, whistles, and other everyday noises, helping prepare her for a calm and confident role in public settings.
At just eight weeks old, Gracie successfully passed a comprehensive evaluation measuring numerous behavioral characteristics required for therapy work. She then spent three months with a professional trainer from Ultimate Canine Dog Trainers in Indiana, where she learned more than thirty commands, became fully house-trained, and participated in visits with over 200 individuals in children’s hospitals, nursing homes, and assisted living communities.
As a hypoallergenic, non-shedding Australian Labradoodle, Gracie is uniquely suited to provide comfort to families of all ages. Whether accompanying families during funeral arrangements, visitations, memorial services, or funerals, she offers a calming presence during difficult times. She especially enjoys sharing her coloring books and “mini Gracie dogs” with children and visitors she meets along the way.
Beyond her work at Arrington Funeral Directors, Gracie serves as a volunteer therapy dog at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital and Kirkland Cancer Center. She is also a proud member of the Maggie & Friends Therapy Group, extending her mission of comfort and encouragement throughout the community.
When she’s off duty, Gracie enjoys some of her favorite things—chasing balls, going to sleepovers with her friends, guarding her neighborhood, and attending daycare at Wagging Tail Pet Resort. She also loves riding around town with her head out the window, greeting everyone she meets.
Gracie has become a beloved member of the West Tennessee community, and many look forward to her annual themed calendar each year. She invites everyone to follow her adventures on Facebook through her page, “Gracie Arrington the Therapy Dog.”
Through her gentle nature, specialized training, and unwavering affection, Gracie continues to make a meaningful difference in the lives of the families and friends she serves every day.
Brandon Bennett
Funeral Apprentice/IT & Media Specialist
Brandon Bennett
Funeral Apprentice/IT & Media Specialist
Brandon joined Arrington Funeral Directors in 2024 as a Funeral Assistant, bringing a diverse professional background in media, information technology, customer service, and leadership. His passion for combining technical expertise with compassionate service has quickly made him a valued member of the Arrington team. Dedicated to expanding his role in funeral service, Brandon is currently pursuing his Funeral Apprenticeship.
A native of Dyersburg, Tennessee, Brandon graduated from Dyer County High School in Newbern in 2007. He is a licensed cosmetologist with more than a decade of experience in the beauty industry, where he developed a strong appreciation for personal care, attention to detail, and building meaningful relationships with others.
Prior to entering the funeral profession, Brandon spent 15 years in Union City, where he worked primarily in retail management. During that time, his skills used in customer service, team leadership, problem-solving, and operations management continue to serve him well as he assists families during important and often difficult moments in their lives.
In 2023, Brandon relocated to Milan and became actively involved with Inspire Church in Jackson. There, he faithfully served as the church’s Sound, Media, & Social Media Specialist, utilizing his expertise in technology and communications to support worship services, ministry programs, and digital outreach efforts. He just purchased his first home in Jackson and currently attends Soul Quest Church, committed to serving both his church and community.
Outside of his professional endeavors, Brandon is a dedicated "dog dad" to his handsome chocolate Labrador, Brody St. James. A passionate musician, he enjoys playing the piano and lends his voice to the region's musical community as an active member of both the Jackson Choral Society and the Dyersburg Choral Society. Notably, he had the privilege of performing with the Jackson-Madison County Bicentennial Choir in 2022. When he isn't making music, you can find him strolling through local antique stores hunting for unique treasures, or counting down the days to his absolute favorite time of year—Christmas.
Known for his adaptability, technical knowledge, and caring spirit, Brandon enjoys using his talents to support others and create meaningful experiences. His commitment to professional growth and compassionate service reflects the values that define Arrington Funeral Directors and the families they serve.
Cody Harris
Funeral Assistant
Cody Harris
Funeral Assistant
Raised in Gleason, TN, Cody began his career in funeral service in 2019 as a Funeral Assistant at Chase Funeral Home in Huntington. His experience in funeral service has shaped a strong commitment in supporting families with compassion, dignity and guidance during their most difficult times. Cody joined the Arrington team in 2025 as a Funeral Assistant.
After relocating to Lavinia, TN, Cody continued building his roots and deepening the connection to the community. He is known for his calm presence and genuine care for families. He plans to pursue mortuary school to further his education and strengthen his dedication to funeral service.
Outside of work, Cody’s family is the center of his life, especially spending time with his daughter. When he has time to himself he enjoys being outdoors, especially hunting and fishing, appreciating the peace that nature provides.
Todd Brady
Licensed Advance Funeral Planner
Todd Brady
Licensed Advance Funeral Planner
Todd Brady was born and raised in Jackson and is proud to now be raising his own family in the community he has long called home. A graduate of Jackson-Central Merry High School and Union University, Todd has devoted his life to ministry, education, and serving others. He furthered his theological education at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas, where he now serves on the institution’s Board of Reference. He also earned a Doctor of Ministry degree from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky.
Throughout his ministry career, Todd has faithfully served congregations and communities in a variety of leadership roles. He was pastor of First Baptist Church Paducah and has also served as interim pastor for several churches throughout the region. His passion for spiritual growth, discipleship, and missions has been evident throughout every stage of his ministry.
Prior to joining Arrington Funeral Directors, Todd spent 23 years serving at Union University, where he most recently held the positions of Vice President of University Ministries and Assistant Professor of Ministry, Theology, and Missions. During his tenure, he provided leadership and mentorship to countless students, helping cultivate a heart for service and global missions. Under his leadership, students raised more than $2.5 million to support mission efforts and participated in ministry opportunities across more than 30 states and 40 countries around the world.
In 2025, Todd joined Arrington Funeral Directors with a continued desire to minister to individuals and families throughout West Tennessee during some of life’s most significant moments. As a Minister and a Licensed Advanced Funeral Planner, he combines his extensive pastoral experience with compassionate care.
Todd and his wife, Amy, are the proud parents of five sons: Jack, William, Isaac, Benjamin, and Miller. The Brady family are active members of Cornerstone Community Church and remain deeply committed to serving their church and community,
Through a lifetime of ministry, education, and service, Todd continues to impact lives by offering compassionate leadership, Christian encouragement, and a steadfast commitment to caring for others.
Dick Arrington
Licensed Advance Funeral Planner
Dick Arrington
Licensed Advance Funeral Planner
Dick joined Arrington Funeral Directors in 2010 as a Licensed Advance Funeral Planner, bringing professional experience and a strong commitment to serving families throughout West Tennessee. Known for his dedication to helping others, he assists individuals and families in making informed decisions in advance funeral planning.
Raised in Milan, Tennessee, Dick graduated from the University of Tennessee at Martin with a degree in Music Education. Early in his career, he served as Band Director at Jackson-Central Merry High School from 1970 to 1972, where he shared his passion for music.
Following his time in education, Dick built a successful career in sales. He served as Vice President of FenceMaster, National Accounts Manager for Master Halco, and National Accounts Manager for Stephens Pipe & Steel. Throughout his career, he developed a reputation for professionalism and building lasting relationships.
Dick is married to Jan, who taught Spanish at North Side High School for 30 years. Together, they have four children and are proud grandparents to twelve grandchildren, who bring tremendous joy to their lives.
An active member of Northside Church, Dick has served on numerous committees and remains involved in the life of his church and community. In his free time, he enjoys fishing, listening to music, and studying historical events.
Dick’s lifelong dedication to service makes him a trusted resource for the families he serves.
Michael Martin
Building Maintenance/Fleet Supervisor
Michael Martin
Building Maintenance/Fleet Supervisor
Mike was born in California and moved to Benton County at the age of 12. He graduated from Camden High School in 1978 and soon chose to serve his country by enlisting in the United States Navy. During his seven years of military service, Mike served as an Operations Specialist, stationed at Pearl Harbor and deploying overseas multiple times aboard the USS Joseph Strauss.
After returning to Tennessee, Mike built a diverse career working in several fields and gaining experience in operations, maintenance, and management. Among these roles, he served for five years as a cemetery maintenance superintendent, where he worked closely with local funeral directors and gained an understanding of the funeral profession. Through these experiences, he developed an appreciation for the importance of caring for families and maintaining facilities.
In 2021, Mike joined Arrington Funeral Directors as Building Maintenance and Fleet Supervisor. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing the maintenance and appearance of the funeral home facilities, grounds, and vehicle fleet. His dedication ensures that every aspect of the funeral home's operations reflects the professionalism, care, and respect that families deserve during difficult times.
Family remains at the center of Mike's life. He is the proud father of two daughters and one son and is affectionately known as "Pappy" to his grandchildren, a title he cherishes most. Mike resides in Milan, Tennessee, and is a member of Calvary Baptist Church in Humboldt. His commitment to faith, family, and service continues to guide both his personal life and his work at Arrington Funeral Directors.
Grace Sarver
Administrative Assistant
Grace Sarver
Administrative Assistant
Raised on the prairies of north-central Kansas, Grace developed a love for people, learning, and the simple joys of rural life from an early age.
She relocated to Jackson to attend Union University, where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Sociology. During her time in Jackson, she found a welcoming church family at All Saints Anglican Church and chose to make West Tennessee her home. In 2026, Grace joined Arrington Funeral Directors as the Administrate Assistant.
Grace lives on a small farm in south Jackson, where she enjoys helping care for a variety of animals. Among her favorites are Eli, a friendly donkey, Cali, a calico cat, and a host of other colorful farm companions that make life on the farm both rewarding and entertaining.
Outside of work, Grace enjoys expressing her creativity through painting, exploring interesting research topics, and experimenting with new recipes in the kitchen. Her curiosity, compassion, and appreciation for meaningful connections enrich both her personal life and her interactions with the families she serves.
Doug Walker
After Care Minister/Funeral Assistant
Doug Walker
After Care Minister/Funeral Assistant
Doug brings a lifetime of ministry, education, and service to Arrington Funeral Directors. Born in Texas and raised in Birmingham, Alabama, Doug has dedicated his career to serving others through pastoral ministry, higher education, and community engagement.
Doug earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Alabama in 1980, followed by a Master of Divinity degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas, in 1983. He later completed a Doctor of Philosophy degree at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky, in 1986.
Following his seminary education, Doug served as pastor of churches in the Atlanta, Georgia area and Birmingham, Alabama, where he ministered to congregations and communities through preaching, teaching, and pastoral care.
He subsequently devoted much of his professional life to Christian higher education, serving in leadership and teaching roles at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Union University, Trinity International University, and Williams Baptist University. Throughout his academic career, Doug influenced countless students while helping guide the mission and growth of several respected institutions.
Today, Doug serves families as the Aftercare Services Counselor where his extensive experience in ministry, counseling, and compassionate care allows him to provide comfort and support after one of life’s most difficult times.
Doug and his wife, Virginia, are the proud parents of two grown children and grandparents to three cherished grandchildren. They are active members of Englewood Baptist Church and enjoy spending time with family, friends, and their church community.
Doug’s lifelong commitment to serving others continues to be reflected in the care, compassion, and encouragement he offers to every family he meets.
Dylan Kitchen
Funeral Assistant
Dylan Kitchen
Funeral Assistant
Born and raised in Southern Illinois, Dylan was blessed to grow up in a close-knit community where faith, family, and hard work were deeply valued. A graduate of Harrisburg High School in Harrisburg, IL, he developed a strong foundation that continues to guide him both personally and professionally.
He attended Murray State University, earning a bachelor’s degree in Commerce and Leadership. His education, combined with a lifelong commitment to serving others, helped prepare him for a career centered on building meaningful relationships and providing exceptional care.
In 2025, Dylan relocated from Paducah, Kentucky, to Milan, and in 2026, made Jackson his home. For more than ten years, Dylan worked in retail management, specializing in guest experience and customer service. Throughout his career, he learned the importance of compassion, attentive listening, and creating positive experiences. In 2026, he joined Arrington Funeral Directors as a Funeral Assistant.
Dylan’s faith has always been an important part of his life and attends SoulQuest Church.
Outside of work, he enjoys a variety of hands-on hobbies and creative pursuits. Whether tackling DIY home improvement projects, cooking and grilling for family and friends, tending a garden, or thrifting, he finds joy in creating, learning, and connecting with others.
Suzanne Sikes
Funeral Hostess
Suzanne Sikes
Funeral Hostess
A lifelong resident of Jackson, Suzanne is a graduate of Jackson-Central-Merry High School and Union University, where she earned degrees in Psychology and Sociology, followed by postgraduate studies in Counseling.
Suzanne began her professional career serving as a Juvenile Probation Counselor with the State of Tennessee, working with young people and families for five years.
She later transitioned into the financial services industry, where she enjoyed a successful career with U.S. Bank/Elavon Merchant Services. Partnering with First Tennessee Bank and Regions Bank throughout the Southeast, Suzanne earned numerous honors and recognition, including awards for Most Profitable Portfolio, Top Performer for the South-Central Region, and Bundles Sales Champion for all of Elavon North America. Her success was built on a commitment to service, professionalism, and developing lasting client relationships. Suzanne joined the Arrington team in 2025 as Funeral Hostess.
A devoted member of First Baptist Church Jackson since 1980, Suzanne has served in numerous leadership and volunteer capacities over the years. Her involvement has included participation on task forces and search committees, as well as serving as Children’s Choir Coordinator and Children’s Camp Director during the years her children were growing up.
Suzanne is married to David of Jackson, and together they share what they consider their greatest accomplishments—their three children: John David and his family in Charleston, SC; Clint and his family in Nashville, and Sally Anne, also in Nashville. Known as “Suzy,” she has four amazing grandchildren. Completing the family is Lizzie, their beloved 15-year-old miniature dachshund.
Known for her warm personality and genuine care for others, Suzanne enjoys spending time with family and friends and serving her church. Her compassion and dedication to helping people makes her a valued member of the Arrington Funeral Directors family.
