Our staff's commitment to you
Our staff is committed to providing support, compassion, information, and direction as needed to all members of our community, their families, and friends who are dealing with loss and grief. Staff members of Lakeside Colonial Chapel are caring and experienced professionals who understand that each family is unique and has personal requests and traditions. These requests and traditions are of utmost importance to our staff.
Jasmine resided in Sacramento until the age of 10, at which point she relocated to Olivehurst. Her disposition is characterized by a profound inclination towards assisting others, and she diligently endeavors to provide every family with compassion and meticulous care. During her spare time, she enjoys playing basketball and spending time with her family members.
Mark joined the Caring Service Group in 2012 with an abundance of knowledge and expertise in the funeral home industry.
A Marine Corps veteran and local resident since 1981, Mark has guided hundreds of families with understanding and compassion through emotional times.
He is a certified funeral arranger, crematory operator, and is licensed by the state of Calfornia to take care of any pre-arrangement
needs that a family might need.
"Day is done, gone the son, from the hills, from the lake, from the sky, all is well, safely rest, God is nigh."
Anonymous.
Lakeside Colonial Chapel & Crematory
Eugene joined the team as Funeral Manager in September 2022. He was raised in Rocklin, CA and moved around the greater Sacramento region untill relocating to Yuba City in August of 2022 with his wife and baby girl. Graduating from William Jessup University in 2015, his passion to serve God, families, and communities has led him to provide compassionate care and services to the communities in and around Marysville. Eugene's purpose and drive is to recognize the full worth of people and situations. He looks forward to see how God will use him in all endeavors.
"In every situation and every circumstance of your life, God is always doing a thousand different things that you cannot see and you do not know." - John Piper
