Our goal is providing a low cost, all inclusive alternative to traditional funeral homes for those who value a respectful and modern approach to funeral care. Whether your choice is direct cremation, burial or a personalized memorial service to celebrate a life, we will strive to make your wishes a reality.
Our Locations:
Mississauga
2390 Haines Road, Unit 14 Mississauga, Ontario L4Y 1Y6
(905) 855-7565
Todd Irvine
Hamilton
872 Concession Street Hamilton, Ontario L8V1E5
(905) 777-1700
Ian Shannon
Brantford
276 St Paul Avenue Brantford, Ontario N3R 4M8
(519) 757-1654
Chris Silverthorne
Cambridge
1666 King St E Cambridge, Ontario N3H 3R7
(519) 650-1565
Meghan Silverthorne
Niagara
249 Carlton Street St. Catharines, ON L2N 1B6
(905) 378-2044
Tianna Bernard
Georgetown
12239 17 Side Rd, Georgetown, ON L7G 4S6
(519) 929-0839
Garo Derbedrossian
Simcoe
27 Peel Street Simcoe, ON L3Y 1S1
(226) 765-1654
Meghan Silverthorne
5 Guestbook Entries
April 9, 2026 | Melanie Hodges
My deepest condolences to the entire Marshall family
Doug was such an Amazing Man I have so many fond memories of him and definately alot of laughs !! He was definately a jokester when Ron McRae passed away he kept in constant touch with me to make sure I was ok … I definately will miss him and I Luved him dearly
R.I.P Trucker Doug xoxoox
April 9, 2026 | Ray & Gail Dewitt
Our deepest condolences to the Marshall family. He was a wonderful brother in law and a had a great sense of humour. He can now RIP and be with his wife Sharon.
April 9, 2026 | Kim Boniferro
Ronnie and Andy and family .. we are so sad to learn of the loss of your father : Doug : condolences to all.
Lou and myself were friends with both your parents for many years.
April 11, 2026 | Linda & Al Courtney
Please accept our deepest sympathy. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all,
April 11, 2026 | Bonnie Gibbs
My heart is heavy, but also full of gratitude for the ten wonderful years we shared together.
Doug loved my children, Ryan and Leanne, and their spouses. And oh, how he loved their kids — his “knuckleheads.” They brought him so much joy, and he never missed a chance to laugh with them, tease them, or share one of his many stories.
We travelled often, took road trips, played countless games of euchre with my parents and friends, and spent many evenings simply enjoying each other’s company, or for him…napping after supper.
Doug loved deeply, gave freely, and lived fully. I will miss his smile, his stories, his steady presence, and the comfort of knowing he was always there.
He will always be in my heart.
Rest easy Doug XOXO