Staff

“The calling of the Funeral Director is
To be there when someone is in need
To be there no matter the time or the conditions
To be there with words of comfort and concern
To be there to give quiet guidance through the storm
To be there for the final tribute that honours a life
There is no higher privilege.”
~Doug Manning

Mark A. Steadman

Mark is the fourth generation of Steadman Brothers Funeral Home. He was born and raised in Brigden and is the only son of Andy Steadman. Mark graduated from high school in 2003 with honours from L.C.C.V.I. Petrolia. He completed the Funeral Service Education Program at Humber College with honours in June 2006 where he was the recipient of the Canadian School of Embalming Award for Cosmetology and Restorative Art. He then received his Ontario Funeral Directors License in July 2006. Mark completed his internship at Smith Funeral Home in Sarnia from May 2005 to June 2008 and then joined Steadman Brothers Funeral Home on a full time basis in July 2008. Mark and his wife Jessica reside in Brigden. He enjoys hockey and snowboarding in the winter and baseball and golf in the summer. In his spare time, Mark enjoys giving back to his community as a Captain of St. Clair Township Fire Department Station #1 Brigden, member Leopold Lodge #397 Brigden, a member of the Brigden Fair Attractions Committee and a member of the Professional Car Society – Trillium Chapter.
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Adam P. Steadman

Adam is the fourth generation of Steadman Brothers Funeral Home. He was born in Brigden and raised just outside of Oil Springs by his parents Tom and Carol Steadman.  Adam grew up watching and playing hockey in Petrolia and Sarnia  area. Adam played one year with the Jr. B Sarnia Blast (Legionnaires) and 4 years with the Jr. C Alvinston Flyers (now the Petrolia Flyers).  Adam graduated from L.C.C.V.I. in 2008 and then attended Fanshawe College in London to pursue a career as an electrician. In 2012 Adam decided his calling was to be a Funeral Director like the generations of family before him. He went off to Humber College in Toronto and graduated with his Funeral Directors Licence in 2014. Adam spent 3 years interning and working as a Director at Smith Funeral Home in Sarnia. He then moved to Brigden and  joined Steadman Brothers in September of 2016. Adam is a proud supporter of the London Knights Hockey Club and is a member of the Oil Springs Legion.
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