Tyler Clark has served local families in Douglas County for many years as a funeral director, providing compassionate care and guidance during difficult times. In 2021, Tyler joined the team as manager of Wilson’s Chapel of the Roses, Sutherlin Chapel of the Roses, Roseburg Memorial Gardens, and Valley View Cemetery, where he continues his commitment to serving the community.

Tyler is an active church member in Roseburg and is a proud father of two children, Matthew and Hosanna, who are both in high school. In his free time, he enjoys cooking and a wide range of interests including photography and playing video games.

“Serving families in my own community is something I take very seriously. My goal is to help people feel supported and confident that their loved ones are being cared for with dignity and respect.”

Charlie has served as a Licensed Funeral Director with Wilson’s Chapel of the Roses and Sutherlin Chapel of the Roses since February of 2023. He is dedicated to providing families with compassionate, professional care and takes pride in guiding them through every step of the funeral service process.

Charlie spent many childhood summers in Douglas County visiting his grandparents and is happy to now call the region home. He is most proud of his son, who is a Journeyman in the construction industry, and enjoys spending time with his family whenever possible.

An avid football fan, Charlie often spends fall weekends at Reser Stadium with his son and daughter-in-law. He also has a strong interest in history, particularly Presidential history, and enjoys watching documentaries as well as classic movies from the 1980s and 1990s.

“Helping families during such important moments is a responsibility I take very seriously. My goal is to provide support, clarity, and care when it matters most.”

Rusty was born in Southern California and moved to the area when he was 10 months old. He was raised in Roseburg and then in Lookingglass. He graduated from Douglas High School in 1979. Rusty married Sue Conn in 1982. They have a daughter Ashley. Rusty started his apprenticeship at Long & Shukle Memorial Chapel in the summer of 1985. He graduated from Mount Hood Community College with a Mortuary Science degree in 1988. He and Sue moved back to Roseburg and continued to work at Long & Shukle Memorial Chapel, Chapel of the Firs (now Sutherlin Chapel of the Roses) and Wilson’s Chapel of the Roses. Rusty enjoys spending time with family, camping, traveling, and playing golf.

Heather Gilbert serves as an Apprentice Funeral Director and leads the First Call Team, where she is often the first point of contact for the families we serve. She is known for her dependability, professionalism, and strong passion for helping others during some of life’s most difficult moments.

Heather is a long-time resident of Douglas County and proudly served in the United States Army, completing multiple tours in Iraq. Her military experience and personal dedication make her a strong advocate for local veterans and their families. She frequently works at Roseburg National Cemetery, coordinating services and ensuring that veterans are honored with the dignity and respect they deserve.

Heather is the proud mother of an adult son and enjoys spending her free time fishing, riding ATVs, and helping local animals.

“Serving families, especially fellow veterans and their loved ones, is deeply meaningful to me. I consider it an honor to help ensure every service is handled with care, respect, and compassion.”

Collin Strizver is dedicated to helping families plan meaningful and lasting memorials for their loved ones. As a Cemetery Sales Counselor, Collin works closely with families to guide them through memorial and burial options with care, respect, and clear communication.

Collin takes pride in building strong relationships within the community and believes that every family deserves compassionate support when making important decisions. Outside of work, Collin enjoys staying active and spending time with family and friends.

“My goal is to make sure families feel informed and supported throughout the process. Helping people honor their loved ones in a way that is meaningful to them is very important to me.”

Brooke Pulver serves as Funeral Administrator and is responsible for handling office operations and supporting families throughout their experience with our funeral home. She is often the first person families meet when they arrive, and she takes great pride in creating a welcoming and compassionate environment during difficult times.

Born and raised in Douglas County, Brooke has a deep connection to the community she serves. She is a proud parent of three children who are very active in local activities, and she enjoys spending her free time attending sporting events, camping, and gathering with family at the racetrack.

“When I joined the Wilson’s family, I was looking for a job to support my own family. What I found was a calling. I am truly grateful to be part of a team that supports families when they need it most.”

Mark Weathers was born in Oregon and proudly served his country in the U.S. Army as a Tank Operator, including service in Germany. After completing his military service, Mark returned to Douglas County and joined the Wilson’s Chapel of the Roses family, where he has continued serving local families for over 20 years.

In his role as Cemetery Sales Counselor, Mark is committed to helping families make thoughtful and meaningful memorial choices, providing guidance with respect, patience, and care. He values the opportunity to serve the same community he calls home.

Outside of work, Mark enjoys spending time outdoors hiking local trails, fishing, and visiting the lakes and coast. He is also a long-time supporter of Shriners Children’s Hospital, which remains his favorite charity.

“Serving both my country and my community has shaped who I am. I take pride in helping families honor their loved ones in a way that brings comfort and peace of mind.”