Meet Our Staff

David has worked within the funeral environment since graduation from Lawrence Central High School in 1983. He continued to work his way through school to attain his Bachelor of Architecture and a Bachelor of Environmental Design degrees from Ball State University 1992. In 1996 David returned to college to obtain his Associate Degree from Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science.

David loves to spend time with his family including his wife April; sons, Joshua and his wife Brittney, Jordan and Gavin. David and April are anxiously awaiting the arrival of their first grandchild in December. David is an avid dog lover. Most everyone is familiar with Butler (Golden Retriever), who served a grief therapy dog for the funeral home for eleven years, Harley and Harper Labradoodles which are both up and coming grief therapy dogs and Baxter (Yorkillon). He is a Corvette and Harley Davidson enthusiast/owner and loves to remodel old homes.

David attends Park Chapel Christian Church, is a former 10 year member of Wilkinson Volunteer Fire Department where he served as EMS/Rescue Captain, a member of Hancock Lodge #101, member of the Valley of Indianapolis Scottish Rite, member of the Rotary Club of Greenfield where he currently serves on the Board of Directors and was president 2013-2014. He also is the former Chairman for Board of Directors for Meals on Wheels of Hancock County, member of the Fraternal Order of Police #140 and Greenfield Lion's Club. In October of 2008 he became certified with the State of Indiana as a Medico-legal Death Investigator. In 2017, David was elected the new Hancock County Coroner.

Michele M, Boll-Mason, was born in Madison County, Indiana and is the daughter of Richard and Linda Boll. Her father was a Vietnam Veteran, and her mother was a homemaker. She has two brothers, David and Richard. I her younger years, Michele played my sports, but her favorite was softball. She was raised with strong family values, love of her family, and respect for the community.

After graduating from high school, Michele relocated to Florida to begin her career in business. She has over 30 years’ experience in customer service, sales management and 15 years’ experience in the funeral and cemetery industry. At Stillinger Family Funeral Home, , he handles all of the pre-arrangements for funeral sales, aftercare program, seminars, memorial and v, monument sales. She has an insurance license in the states of Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Tennessee and Kentucky.

Her passion in life is to help families plan all their cemetery and funeral needs in advance. Michele considers this her life work and privileges, as well. Michele enjoys spending time with her brothers, fishing, camping and outdoor activities. Her favorite vacation spot is on the beach relaxing and reading a book, along with her traveling companion, Tinky (her 3 ½ pound Chihuahua).

Although new to Stillinger Family Funeral Home, Angela M. Johnson comes with a variety of experience in the funeral industry. She graduated magna cum laude in 1995 from Southern Illinois University with a dedicated degree in Mortuary Science and Funeral Service. As a licensed Funeral Director, she has practiced in the Muncie, Greenwood, and Indianapolis. She now comes home to the Hancock County area to serve our fellow neighbors in Greenfield, McCordsville, New Palestine, Fortville, and every town in-between.

Angela prides herself in being a unique Funeral Director. She dedicates her full attention to families when they are in need of it the most. She credits her attentiveness, ownership of directives, service remembrances, and high level of confidentiality to her work ethic. She has a high level of regard for fellow industry and team members, continued education, past work experiences, and an extreme dedication to her career and profession. She is inspired by the family’s she serves. Angela truly wears her heart on her sleeve and not only enjoys her chosen field of study, but loves what she does everyday.

Angela lives in the McCordsville area. She surrounds herself with outdoor and indoor plants, trees, and nature. She also has a passion for car racing, loud music, and baking. Angela also loves to give back. If you know of any local organization is in need of a volunteer, please do not hesitate to reach out to her, as she is also looking forward to volunteering in our communities.

As we welcome Angela to "the family" we look forward to her fulfilling your expectations of a unique, but calm, funeral service for your loved one. If you would like to have Angela give you a facility tour or sit down and get to know her, she kindly welcomes your needs.

Stephanie was born and raised in the City of Chicago. She graduated with honors from Cypress College in 2017 with her degree in Mortuary Science. She is a licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer in California, Nevada, and Indiana with 9 years of experience in the industry. She provides compassionate care and dignified service to families during their most difficult times. With a strong background in embalming, preparation, and funeral service management she approaches each family with empathy, respect and professionalism.

She believes every life deserves to be honored with care and detail, and she works closely with families to create meaningful services that reflect the uniqueness of their loved one. Committed to upholding the highest ethical and professional standards, she finds deep fulfillment in supporting others through grief and helping them find comfort in remembrance.

She loves her family, her boyfriend, animals, nature, traveling, big guns, swimming, and hockey. She has two large dogs Rorschach, and Sigmund Freud, two Sphynx cats Morty, and Grim, and a unicorn snake named Kitana. She is very close with her family who still live in Chicago, often going home for Hawks games and weekend visits.

She moved to Indiana in the summer of 2025 and is looking forward to becoming part of the community in which she serves.

Addie has been in the funeral industry since her senior year of high school. She participated in a “Mentor-Protégé” program through Greenfield-Central High School with Stillinger Family Funeral Home. She attended Ivy Tech, where she graduated in 2025 with an associate’s degree in Mortuary Science. Addie previously worked in the Hancock County Courthouse Clerk’s office as well as guest relations and a student intern at Flanner Buchanan during her schooling. She passed her National Boards in the summer of 2025 and became officially licensed as an intern in late July. 

Outside of work hours, Addie is most likely at home spending time with her dad, mom, and little sister—or her partner, Logan, of two years. When she isn’t at home or work, Addie can be found rooting for her little sister in Greenfield Central’s marching band. She is an avid lover of cats and will find any opportunity to bring up her cats Goob, Mochi, and Wink. She loves Stardew Valley, horror/thriller books, Legos, video games, and My Chemical Romance. 

Addie is beyond excited to continue her funeral service journey where it all started!

Originally from Florida, Olivia spent her high school years in West Lafayette, Indiana. After working a series of retail jobs, she decided to pursue her dream of becoming a funeral director and began attending Ivy Tech Community College in 2021. After graduating in 2024, she began her journey as an intern in several big-name funeral homes. As a resident of Indianapolis, she lives with her significant other, Drew; and her son, Oliver; their three cats, Salem, Beans, and Pumpkin; and her sons’ two guinea pigs, Snowball and Snowflake. When she is not helping those in need, she enjoys reading, watching movies and spending time with her family.

She comes from a long line of people dedicated to serving their community; her father was a marine in the United States Army serving in the Gulf War. Her mother is a therapist specializing in substance abuse disorders in local rehabilitation facilities. Her grandmother was a high school Spanish teacher for 45 years, and her grandfather is a world-renowned mathematician and physicist.

In the future, she hopes to further her education and get a degree in Anthropology. She hopes to use this degree to study ancient hominids specializing in their death and burial customs and cultures.

Born and raised in Greenfield, Nate has remained a resident most of his life.  

Twenty-seven years ago he married his childhood sweetheart, Melissa Jo. Together they raised three amazing kids, Nikki Jo (Bret), Eliza (Cage), and Jesse. They have been blessed with two awesome grandsons, Gracin and Willie, and have recently received exciting news of another grandbaby on the way! 

After 25+ years in the trades doing remodel and restoration work, Nate came to the Stillinger Family desiring to begin a fulfilling new career doing what he loves most, helping people. 

Maury is originally from Tell City, Indiana and found his way to Greenfield by way of New Castle. Maury is married to his wife Jane and is the father of four children, Julie, Sherry, Lori and Tony. Maury is an active member of St. Michael's Catholic Church and is the President of the St. Michael's Parish Council. Maury was a longtime Funeral Director for the funeral home for many years. Maury enjoys spending time with his children, grandchildren and is a Department 56 enthusiast and collector.

Being a family assistant means that Maury knows how to take care of the grieving. He is able to connect you with who you need to talk to while providing comfort and support during your time of need.

Betsy grew up in Knightstown and graduated from Knightstown High School. Betsy and her husband Ron just celebrated their 50th anniversary in June. Ron and Betsy have 2 sons, Ryan (Carey) and Josh (Amy). They have 4 grandkids, Brooklyn 16, Colten 13, and Adalyn and Alivia 10.

Betsy and Ron enjoy following their grandkids sports and going camping.

Betsy is a member of the Wilkinson Church of Christ.

Betsy retired from Cintas Corp. in Indianapolis in Sept. 2021 after 22 years. She decided she wanted to continue working in the public and helping others. She enjoys being a part of the Stillinger group and helping people in need.

Ron is a lifelong resident of Shirley and graduated from Eastern Hancock High School. He and his wife Betsy have been married for over 50 years and are the proud parents of their sons, Ryan (Carey) and Josh (Amy). They have 4 awesome grandkids, Brooklyn, Colten, Adalyn and Alivia whom they avidly love to follow in their various sports and activities. Ron loves to spend time with his very large and close-knit family and enjoys camping with them at their family campground in southern Indiana, affectionately known as "Willieville". Ron is a member of the Wilkinson Church of Christ and the Shirley Masonic Lodge. After retiring from Cintas Corp with over 25 years of service, Ron was excited to join the Stillinger Family as the Director of Facilities, working alongside the team and helping ensure the locations are at their best for the families we serve.

Scott graduated from South Vermillion County High School in Clinton, Indiana. He recently moved from Chapel Hill, North Carolina to Greenfield, Indiana. Scott attends Faith Apostolic Church in Greenfield. He came to Stillinger Family Funeral Home to serve the families with the utmost repsect. 

Huxley, our newest therapy dog, was born on November 12, 2021 and joined the Stillinger family in September of 2022. This smart and caring Labradoodle will help support families who are grieving and processing profound loss. 

He began his intuitive training at just 16 weeks old and is equipped with a $2 million certification from Ultimate Canine in Westfield, Indiana. His calm and empathetic personality makes him a “natural” therapy dog. 

When he isn’t healing hearts with his brothers, Huxley can be found snuggling and soaking up all the attention and offering community support at various venues with one of our four certified handlers. 

Foster joined our therapy dog team and family in 2020 after completing his training at Ultimate Canine. He’s never met a stranger and was truly born to work with others. He will help foster relationships, promote healing and provide support for families. Foster spends his days passing out puppy love and helping visitors at Stillinger Family Funeral Home. You may also meet him when he offers community support at different venues with one of our four certified handlers. 

Harley is the oldest member of our therapy dog team. It’s hard to tell the difference between Harley and Harper, but you can tell who’s who by Harley’s smaller stature and soft, golden-colored fur. Harley is working hard to earn his therapy dog certification from Ultimate Canine. Right now, he’s an “apprentice” therapy dog, and the rest of his pack is showing him the way. When he’s not at work, he enjoys chewing on the opposite end of the same bone as his brothers, snuggling, visiting Grandma Stillinger and long walks, but nothing beats riding in the car with his dad, David. 

Harper came to the Stillinger family in December 2017. We knew he was destined to be a therapy dog. Harper completed his training with Ultimate Canine in Westfield and is a certified therapy dog. He follows in the footsteps of his predecessor, Butler, and provides our clients with much-needed comfort and laughter during sad and stressful times. When he’s not working at the funeral home, Harper enjoys playing with his brothers, Harley, Foster and Huxley, going on walks, riding in the car and stealing his mom’s shoes.