Our Staff

Robert Leduc

Owner / Managing Funeral Director

Bob has been a dedicated Funeral Director and Embalmer in the Creston Valley since 1998, starting his career at G.F. Oliver Funeral Chapel. He is passionate about his work and takes great pride in providing professional and meaningful service to the community. In 2016, Bob took on the role of General Manager, and in 2021, he had the opportunity to purchase the funeral home with his family. Bob has a strong commitment to serving others, and he believes his work is a calling, not just a job. Along with his family, Bob provides exceptional service that is second to none. Apart from his work, Bob is an active member of his church, enjoys outdoor activities, and is a seasoned triathlon competitor. He also spends time working on his family farm.

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Jenna Poznikoff

Licensed Funeral Director / Embalmer

Meet Jenna! She was born and raised in the Creston Valley, and graduated from Prince Charles Secondary School in 2018. After completing her studies, Jenna joined G.F. Oliver Funeral Chapel and decided to pursue a career in Funeral Directing and Embalming. She successfully completed her education from the Canadian College of Funeral Service and became fully licensed in 2021. Believe it or not, Jenna is one of the youngest fully licensed Funeral Directors and Embalmers in all of Canada! Jenna has a huge heart and is passionate about serving others. As a compassionate and empathetic Funeral Director, she guides families through the most challenging time of their lives. Jenna considers it an honour to serve the community where she grew up and is grateful that she can provide a meaningful service to others.

Email: admin@gfoliverfuneralchapel.com

Holly Dolanz

Executive Assistant

Holly's deep-rooted love for her community and unwavering commitment to helping others are truly inspiring. Her ten years of service to the team have been marked by her kindness, compassion and genuine care for families. Holly's mission to serve with excellence and to ensure that families feel valued and cared for in their time of need is a testament to her character and the impact she has made in the community