Our Staff

Robert A. Garner

Funeral Director / Embalmer

Director of Operations 

Kentucky Market

Robert Garner is the Director of Operations for the Kentucky Market which include three combo locations and 14 cemeteries.  Robert has been a licensed embalmer/funeral director since 1989.  He started in 1989 at Connley Brothers Funeral Home in Covington, KY.  He spent 25 years there helping families and growing the business by being involved in several organizations such as, masonic lodge, lions club, rotary club, business associations, swim clubs and serving on several boards.  Robert joined Floral Hills Funeral Home & Memorial Gardens in 2014 as the General Manager.  He graduated from Mid-America College of Funeral Service in Jeffersonville, Indiana. He does enjoy playing golf, going on family vacations, and watching UK basketball.  Robert lives in Independence, KY with his wife of 30 years, Lisa. They have two children, a son, Trey who works with Fidelity Investments and a daughter, Taylor who works for Disney at their Hilton Head Resort. 

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Jennifer Myers

Funeral Director/Embalmer

Funeral Home Manager

Jennifer was born and raised in the West Covington/Ludlow area. She graduated from Ludlow High School and later attended the Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science where she earned her degree in Mortuary Science. Jennifer earned her funeral director and embalmer license in the states of Kentucky and Illinois. She is also a Certified Crematory Operator, currently serves as Vice President for the Northern District of the Kentucky  Funeral Directors Association and a licensed cosmetologist in the state of Kentucky for over 20 years. Jennifer is the Funeral Home Manager and has been with Floral Hills since February 2011. She is a parishioner of Holy Cross Catholic Church in Latonia. Jennifer lives on a small farm in Morning View, Kentucky with her fiancé, Louie Grout and her beloved Saint Berdoodle, Gordy. She enjoys spending her spare time traveling, hiking, bike riding, going to Lake Cumberland, visiting local wineries, riding her motorcycle and her 1963 VW Dune Buggy. With her love of the outdoors and nature, Jennifer says if she had not become a funeral director she would be a back country hiking guide out West.