Our Staff

Miguel Bandy

General Manager

Say hello to Miguel Bandy, our General Manager and a true veteran of the funeral service industry. With 20 years of experience under his belt, Miguel's journey is one of deep personal purpose.


Born in California and raised in the Chicago suburbs, Miguel didn't start in this field. He initially had a successful career in electoral politics, but felt drawn to work that made a more direct, immediate impact on people's lives. His calling became crystal clear during his grandfather’s funeral, where he was so disappointed with the service that he resolved right then and there to ensure no other family would ever feel that way.


Today, Miguel describes funeral service as his "mission field." What gets him excited to come to work every day is providing the most positive experience possible for grieving families. He's most proud of being the trusted guide for his own friends and family during their times of loss. His colleagues agree, describing him as personable, efficient, and professional.


When he's not leading our team, you can find Miguel on the green as an avid golfer, hitting the road on his bicycle or motorcycle, or spending time in the kitchen cooking. He's also deeply passionate about assisting veteran organizations and raising awareness to prevent soldier suicide.

Pam Moore

Funeral Director

Liz Cardenas

Funeral Director

Born in San Angelo and raised in Fort Worth, Lizeth has called the area home for over 30 years. With 18 years in the funeral industry, she’s built a career rooted in compassion, care, and faith.

Lizeth first entered the field as a front desk receptionist but quickly found her calling when she discovered she could use her cosmetology skills to help families see and celebrate their loved ones as they remembered them. She takes the most pride in her work preparing and dressing loved ones for their final viewing — finding joy in knowing she’s brought comfort to families during some of their hardest moments.

Her colleagues describe her as compassionate, helpful, and professional, and she’s motivated each day by her faith and the opportunity to serve others with the gifts God has given her. Lizeth hopes her work leaves a lasting, positive impression as families honor and celebrate the lives of those they love.

Outside of work, Lizeth enjoys spending time with her husband of 11 years and their two daughters, ages 18 and 10. Whether they’re out making memories or simply praying together at home, family time is what she treasures most. She also loves being active in her community, treating everyone with fairness and kindness, and she’s always eager to learn and grow alongside her team.

Ken Corzine

Funeral Director

Meet Kenneth Corzine, one of our dedicated Funeral Directors. A proud resident of Aledo for over 20 years, Kenneth has brought over a decade of valuable experience to the funeral service industry.


Kenneth’s path to this field was a calling: he began as a funeral assistant and felt a distinct mission to start a second career helping families. For Kenneth, his work is all about continuing to care for families during their most difficult moments. Though he is retired and works part-time as needed, his commitment is absolute. When his colleagues describe him, they emphasize his dedication to "Caring to families and helping them during the times when they are grieving."


Before dedicating himself to this field, Kenneth had a full career in Information Technology (IT)—a background he still uses to assist the funeral home with its technical needs!


At home, Kenneth’s life is centered around his incredible family. He’s been married for over 53 years to his "most wonderful and beautiful lady," Debbie. Together, they have an impressive legacy of 3 children, 10 grandchildren, and 9 great-grandchildren. His commitment to service extends to his community, where he and Debbie attend and serve God at Willow Park Baptist Church.

Rob Woodward

Area Family Service Manager

Carolyn King

Ambassador

Christa Kolts

Family Service Counselor

Christa Kolts has been a dedicated Family Service Counselor for five years, bringing a passion for helping people to her role that she says is "more than I could have ever imagined." Having lived in the area for 40 years, Christa is deeply connected to the local community she serves. She was initially drawn to the industry because she always wanted a career where she could truly serve, and she finds it unbelievably fulfilling to assist families during their greatest time of need—which is why she loves her families and is motivated every day by the people she works with and the families she serves. Her proudest moments are when she gets excellent feedback from those families, knowing her work has helped them find a smile even after their hardest times; she simply hopes her efforts leave every family feeling cared for and comforted. Her colleagues wholeheartedly agree, describing her as happy, genuine and hard working.


When she isn't devoting her heart to service, Christa is busy with her family. She and her husband have been married for 11 years and together are raising a large, active blended family of six children. They spend much of their time on the sidelines, cheering on their kids in every sport imaginable, and are often accompanied by their beloved 120-pound Akita, Kazi. As a family, they enjoy supporting local businesses by attending farmer’s markets and community events. Christa also loves to cook in her downtime. Driven by a heart to help and serve, Christa is fulfilled every day by the opportunity to provide service in the community and loves her career more than she ever thought possible.

Siobhan Allen

Ambassador

Originally from Fort Worth, Siobhan has called Cleburne home for the past six years. She’s been in the funeral industry for a year and a half, after following her long-time interest in the field. What started as a search for a part-time role led her to the position of Funeral Ambassador — and she’s been passionate about the work ever since.



Siobhan is especially proud of earning her bachelor’s degree while working full time and raising her four boys — Ayden, Dylan, Levi, and Bryson. Her colleagues describe her as dedicated, hard-working, and determined, and she credits her children as her biggest motivation to show up and give her best every day.



Through her work, Siobhan hopes to make a positive impact by being supportive and a great listener, helping foster a caring and uplifting environment for families and coworkers alike.

Outside of work, you’ll find Siobhan cheering on her kids at their sports games, traveling with her oldest son’s baseball team, or grabbing a bite to eat with her family. She also enjoys volunteering at school and sports events — always striving to set an example of perseverance and community spirit.

Adriana De Leon

Funeral Assistant

Originally from Fernley, Nevada, Adriana has lived in the area for about a year and a half. She’s just beginning her journey in the funeral industry and brings with her a sincere passion for helping others during one of life’s most difficult times.

Adriana was drawn to this field by her genuine desire to support people in moments of loss and provide comfort when it’s needed most. Her colleagues describe her as hardworking, loyal, and dependable, and she’s motivated each day by the opportunity to make a challenging experience a little easier for the families she serves.

Adriana looks forward to growing in her role, learning from her team, and continuing to bring care and compassion to every family she helps.

Lesly Stevens

Funeral Assistant

Originally from Lubbock, Texas, Lesly has been part of the community for the past three years. Though new to the funeral industry, she brings over 30 years of experience working in social services — much of that time spent supporting the homeless community. Her background has given her a deep sense of compassion and empathy for people in vulnerable situations, which she now channels into helping families through times of loss.

Lesly is most proud of the impact she’s made by simply being there for those in need. Her colleagues describe her as compassionate, loyal, and sincere, and she finds motivation each day in learning her role and offering support to both families and coworkers. Her goal is simple but meaningful — to provide the care and comfort people need when they need it most.

Outside of work, Lesly loves spending time with her family. She’s a proud mom of three daughters, a devoted “Mimi” to two beautiful grandbabies (who she says are her favorite hobby right now!), and a partner to Tracy. She’s also passionate about giving back, volunteering her time with Meals on Wheels, local food banks, and supporting domestic violence victims.