About Us

Katie says “I feel highly honoured to be included in a family’s bereavement; therefore each day is a proud moment for me.”
“The loss of a loved one is something we will all face in our lives; it is a very difficult time. I take great pride in providing a service to help ensure arrangements are as stress free as possible. I feel I build a unique bond with each and every one of our families. Many of our clients become friends and regularly pop in for a chat and cup of tea well after the funeral date.
She is a very active person. She owns her own horse called Cindy who she adores. She also plays hockey for her local club and enjoys going to the gym.

Wendy has been with Roy Quinton Funeral Directors since 2010, having previously worked as a lead cashier at Barclays Bank.
She says “It is a very rewarding job and I feel privileged to support families through their bereavement journeys.”
She has two diplomas, one in customer services and one in information technology.
Wendy enjoys swimming and spending time with her family.
She is currently completing in her third charity swimathon and has so far raised money for Cancer Research UK, Marie Curie and Breast Cancer.

Jill has been with Roy Quinton Funeral Directors since November 2016, having previously worked as a Customer Services Manager for Halifax PLC for 30 years.
She says “It means a lot to me to know that I have helped and supported families through the sadness and grief of losing a loved one and guided them with compassion and care through the funeral arrangements.”
She has established strong links within the local community. Working closely with local care homes, support groups and arranging several charity fashion shows to raised funds for worthwhile causes.
In her spare time she enjoys holidaying, in this country or abroad and walking Harley, her Sprocker Spaniel.

Scott started working in the funeral industry in his school holidays at the age of 13.
After leaving school, he joined one of the larger funeral groups and gained a wide range of experience whilst working all over the Midlands. He then left to work at the Royal Newcross Hospitals and Wednesfield Mortuaries.
His father started Roy Quinton Funeral Directors and during this time he worked for him in his holidays and out of hours. Scott then returned to the family business to help his father Roy full-time. He is a qualified embalmer and has experience in almost all aspects of the funeral industry.
He says “Nothing in this job surprises me anymore and the change over the years from when I first started is vast with the way people celebrate the life of a loved one.
Over the years I have made many good friends in my job, from the people I work with and the people that I have helped through this time in need.
I would like to think that I look after people’s family as if they were one of my own.”
In Scott’s spare time he enjoys being with family in the country side and riding his motorbike.