Moray Jamieson
Funeral Director
As a second-generation funeral director, Moray has dedicated his life to serving families and communities, continuing the legacy established by his father, Bill Jamieson. With more than three decades of experience in funeral service, Moray earned his embalmer’s licence while working at Brockie Donovan in Brandon and later received his funeral director’s licence under the guidance of his father.
Moray, his wife Arlie, and their children, Dayna and Turner, spent several years in Kamloops, British Columbia, where he worked with Schoening Funeral Service. Drawn back to their roots, the family returned to Glenboro, where Moray continued to grow the family business and strengthen its commitment to the communities it serves.
A significant milestone came in 1999 with the construction of a new funeral home facility. In April 2000, the chapel was dedicated as Willmor Chapel, a lasting tribute to Bill Jamieson’s vision and dedication to funeral service.
Moray has served two terms on the Manitoba Funeral Directors Association and is a member of the Funeral Service Association of Canada. Beyond his profession, he has devoted 29 years to the Glenboro-South Cypress Fire Department and remains actively involved in numerous community organizations throughout the region.
Whether spending time outdoors, enjoying activities with family and friends, or supporting families through life's most difficult moments, Moray’s passion for service continues to guide both his professional and community involvement.
Moray Jamieson
Funeral Director
As a second-generation funeral director, Moray has dedicated his life to serving families and communities, continuing the legacy established by his father, Bill Jamieson. With more than three decades of experience in funeral service, Moray earned his embalmer’s licence while working at Brockie Donovan in Brandon and later received his funeral director’s licence under the guidance of his father.
Moray, his wife Arlie, and their children, Dayna and Turner, spent several years in Kamloops, British Columbia, where he worked with Schoening Funeral Service. Drawn back to their roots, the family returned to Glenboro, where Moray continued to grow the family business and strengthen its commitment to the communities it serves.
A significant milestone came in 1999 with the construction of a new funeral home facility. In April 2000, the chapel was dedicated as Willmor Chapel, a lasting tribute to Bill Jamieson’s vision and dedication to funeral service.
Moray has served two terms on the Manitoba Funeral Directors Association and is a member of the Funeral Service Association of Canada. Beyond his profession, he has devoted 29 years to the Glenboro-South Cypress Fire Department and remains actively involved in numerous community organizations throughout the region.
Whether spending time outdoors, enjoying activities with family and friends, or supporting families through life's most difficult moments, Moray’s passion for service continues to guide both his professional and community involvement.
Arlie Jamieson
Office Business Manager
Arlie has been an integral part of both Moray’s life and the operation of the funeral home since they were married in December 1982. Her support, dedication, and involvement have contributed greatly to the continued success of the family business.
Born in Argyle, Manitoba, Arlie received her education in Argyle and Stonewall before pursuing business studies in Winnipeg. She began her career with a corporate advertising agency before relocating to Glenboro.
Arlie dedicated 30 years of service to the Glenboro Health Facility before retiring. Today, she continues to assist the funeral home on a part-time basis, providing administrative support and helping ensure families receive the compassionate care and attention they deserve.
Her strong organizational skills, commitment to service, and deep connection to the community have made her a valued member of both the funeral home team and the Glenboro community.
Arlie Jamieson
Office Business Manager
Arlie has been an integral part of both Moray’s life and the operation of the funeral home since they were married in December 1982. Her support, dedication, and involvement have contributed greatly to the continued success of the family business.
Born in Argyle, Manitoba, Arlie received her education in Argyle and Stonewall before pursuing business studies in Winnipeg. She began her career with a corporate advertising agency before relocating to Glenboro.
Arlie dedicated 30 years of service to the Glenboro Health Facility before retiring. Today, she continues to assist the funeral home on a part-time basis, providing administrative support and helping ensure families receive the compassionate care and attention they deserve.
Her strong organizational skills, commitment to service, and deep connection to the community have made her a valued member of both the funeral home team and the Glenboro community.
Dayna Webster (nee Jamieson)
Funeral Director
Dayna was born and raised in Glenboro and proudly represents the third generation of her family in funeral service, following in the footsteps of her grandfather, Bill Jamieson, and her father, Moray Jamieson. Continuing the family tradition of compassionate care and service, she earned her Funeral Director and Embalmer licences from the Canadian College of Funeral Service in 2015.
Dayna is dedicated to supporting families during some of life's most difficult moments and is committed to upholding the values and standards that have defined the Jamieson family legacy for generations.
She and her husband, Shaun, are the proud parents of three children—Tia, Nash, and Rome. Much of their time is spent cheering on their children at sporting events and participating in a variety of extracurricular activities. Family remains at the heart of Dayna’s life, both personally and professionally.
Dayna Webster (nee Jamieson)
Funeral Director
Dayna was born and raised in Glenboro and proudly represents the third generation of her family in funeral service, following in the footsteps of her grandfather, Bill Jamieson, and her father, Moray Jamieson. Continuing the family tradition of compassionate care and service, she earned her Funeral Director and Embalmer licences from the Canadian College of Funeral Service in 2015.
Dayna is dedicated to supporting families during some of life's most difficult moments and is committed to upholding the values and standards that have defined the Jamieson family legacy for generations.
She and her husband, Shaun, are the proud parents of three children—Tia, Nash, and Rome. Much of their time is spent cheering on their children at sporting events and participating in a variety of extracurricular activities. Family remains at the heart of Dayna’s life, both personally and professionally.
Karen Letts
Funeral Director
Karen has been a dedicated funeral director for over 25 years, bringing compassion and professionalism to every family she serves. A graduate of the Western School of Funeral Service, she has built a reputation for her meticulous attention to detail and her heartfelt approach to funeral service.
Outside of the funeral home, Karen enjoys attending cultural events, camping and spending time with family and friends.
Karen’s empathy, dedication, and ability to connect with people have made her a trusted and respected member of the funeral service profession.
Karen Letts
Funeral Director
Karen has been a dedicated funeral director for over 25 years, bringing compassion and professionalism to every family she serves. A graduate of the Western School of Funeral Service, she has built a reputation for her meticulous attention to detail and her heartfelt approach to funeral service.
Outside of the funeral home, Karen enjoys attending cultural events, camping and spending time with family and friends.
Karen’s empathy, dedication, and ability to connect with people have made her a trusted and respected member of the funeral service profession.
Raegan Ricard
Apprentice Funeral Director
Raegan grew up on a dairy farm outside of Mariapolis but now lives in Glenboro. Raegan obtained her certificate in Horticultural Production at Assiniboine College and now is currently enrolled in the funeral director and embalmer licensure program at the Canadian College of Funeral Service. She enjoys gardening, spending time with her dog, and plays rugby for Brandon University in her spare time.
Raegan Ricard
Apprentice Funeral Director
Raegan grew up on a dairy farm outside of Mariapolis but now lives in Glenboro. Raegan obtained her certificate in Horticultural Production at Assiniboine College and now is currently enrolled in the funeral director and embalmer licensure program at the Canadian College of Funeral Service. She enjoys gardening, spending time with her dog, and plays rugby for Brandon University in her spare time.
Gerry DeSmet
Director Assistant
Gerry & his wife Yvonne live at Cypress River & Gerry has been a valuable staff member with Jamieson's for over 10 years. Gerry is a retired farmer, but is involved extensively in community affairs and was a counselor in the R.M. of Lorne for 15 years. Gerry enjoys the "art of a good conversation," traveling & spending time with his children & grandchildren.
Gerry DeSmet
Director Assistant
Gerry & his wife Yvonne live at Cypress River & Gerry has been a valuable staff member with Jamieson's for over 10 years. Gerry is a retired farmer, but is involved extensively in community affairs and was a counselor in the R.M. of Lorne for 15 years. Gerry enjoys the "art of a good conversation," traveling & spending time with his children & grandchildren.
Scott Smart
Director Assistant
Scott grew up on a mixed farm near Rathwell and attended school in both Rathwell and Treherne before continuing his education at the University of Manitoba. He and his wife, Nancy, raised their three children on an acreage just outside of Treherne.
After earning his teaching degree, Scott dedicated 34 years to education, teaching in both Austin and Treherne. A lifelong sports enthusiast, he also enjoys woodcarving and gardening in his spare time.
Scott has been a valued member of the Jamieson's team for 19 years, bringing with him a strong work ethic, a passion for people, and decades of experience serving his community.
Scott Smart
Director Assistant
Scott grew up on a mixed farm near Rathwell and attended school in both Rathwell and Treherne before continuing his education at the University of Manitoba. He and his wife, Nancy, raised their three children on an acreage just outside of Treherne.
After earning his teaching degree, Scott dedicated 34 years to education, teaching in both Austin and Treherne. A lifelong sports enthusiast, he also enjoys woodcarving and gardening in his spare time.
Scott has been a valued member of the Jamieson's team for 19 years, bringing with him a strong work ethic, a passion for people, and decades of experience serving his community.
Rick Hamilton
Director Assistant
Rick grew up on a dairy farm south of Glenboro and attended school in Glenboro. After graduating, he spent 10 seasons working for Dome Petroleum in Tuktoyaktuk before returning to Manitoba.
In 1993, Rick married Sharon Plowman, and together they operated a mixed farm west of Glenboro for many years. Throughout his life, Rick has been actively involved in his community, serving on the Glenboro Co-op Board and the Westoba Credit Union Board. He and Sharon also hosted a Community Christmas Dinner in Glenboro for 14 years, creating a cherished tradition for local residents.
Recently retired from farming, Rick now enjoys spending time with his collection of classic cars. His strong commitment to community service, agriculture, and helping others has made him a respected and familiar face throughout the region.
Rick Hamilton
Director Assistant
Rick grew up on a dairy farm south of Glenboro and attended school in Glenboro. After graduating, he spent 10 seasons working for Dome Petroleum in Tuktoyaktuk before returning to Manitoba.
In 1993, Rick married Sharon Plowman, and together they operated a mixed farm west of Glenboro for many years. Throughout his life, Rick has been actively involved in his community, serving on the Glenboro Co-op Board and the Westoba Credit Union Board. He and Sharon also hosted a Community Christmas Dinner in Glenboro for 14 years, creating a cherished tradition for local residents.
Recently retired from farming, Rick now enjoys spending time with his collection of classic cars. His strong commitment to community service, agriculture, and helping others has made him a respected and familiar face throughout the region.
