Staff
Our dedicated staff are here to provide support, compassion, and information to help you through your journey of grief and the celebration of your loved one’s life.
As a funeral director, I provide comfort to family and friends of the deceased, arrange details and handle the logistics of funeral and cremation services. Through personal interviews with the deceased's family, I guide them toward the most meaningful funeral or cremation service.
After these choices are made, I help arrange the clergy members or other person who will officiate the service. With the family's assistance, I establish the service location, date, and time of the visitation and viewing ceremonies, memorial services and cemetery committal services. Depending on the service choice, I will arrange for a hearse to transport the deceased from the funeral home to the final resting pace.
I also prepare obituary notices and place them in desired newspapers, arrange for pallbearers and clergy, and schedule the opening and closing of the grave with the cemetery.
My goal is to carry out all of these responsibilities with discretion and compassion in order to serve the families in my community.
I am a native of Fauquier County and am active in civic organizations within our community including the Warrenton Rotary Club here I am a past President. Having attended Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church, near Orlean, for my whole life, I have served as the organist/choir director since 1976. I was honored to be named the 2007 Business Person of the Year by the Fauquier Chamber of Commerce. Since 1996, I have been a member of the Board of Directors for the Fauquier Bank and the Board of Trustees for The Highland School in Warrenton.
Professionally, I am a past-President of the Association of Independent Funeral Homes of Virginia and a former member of the Board of Directors of the Virginia Funeral Director's Association. For over nine years, I was a member of the Virginia State Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers and I currently am a member of the Virginia State Cemetery Board.
Billy Jenkins, joined Moser Funeral Home in 2005 as a full time preplanning consultant, he has assisted hundreds of families in making their arrangements in advance and sparing this burden from their loved ones. Billy is a native of Virginia, attending school in Fairfax. He is a 1992 graduate of Gupton-Jones College Of Funeral Service, Atlanta, GA and is a licensed funeral director as well as a fully licensed agent for insurance sales. He has earned a certification through the National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA) as a Certified Preplanning Consultant (CPC) Billy and his wife Cindy reside in Culpeper County and have two children, Emily and Carter Jenkins. Billy is available to assist you throught the planning process and answer any questions you may have. If you would like to contact Billy for an appointment please call Moser Funeral Home at (540) 347-3431
With a deep commitment to serving families during their most difficult times, Christine has dedicated her career to providing compassionate funeral services. Christine found her calling in the funeral industry in 1999. With over 20 years of experience in the funeral industry, Christine has worked in various capacities, from Administration to Licensed Funeral Director. She is a graduate of John Tyler Community College in Chesterfield, Virginia. She enjoys spending time with her family and her dog, Diamond.
Please call me Kir (it rhymes with “dear”), as nearly everyone does. I am originally from the Daytona Beach and Jacksonville areas of Florida, and I moved to Virginia in June of 2010. My professional background before becoming a director, was as third-generation restaurant and bar management, with an education and formal training in Fine Art. After a significant amount of loss in my own family during a short period of time, I found myself looking up to funeral directors and wanting to join their ranks. I truly wanted to be them. Coming to work at Moser Funeral Home in 2013 and fulfilling my apprenticeship and licensing as a Funeral Director through them are still some of the proudest days of my life. Due to the needs of my own family, I returned to my home state of Florida and various other points up and down the East Coast of the United States in 2017. This series of relocations was particularly difficult for me, as I truly have always felt such a strong dedication to the county residents of Fauquier, Rappahannock and surrounding areas. I returned in the fall of 2024, and I could not be happier with my decision to come back to be a part of such a great team and the Moser legacy.
My drive and purpose as a funeral director, I feel, has always been to emotionally protect and advocate for the families we serve, as I assist them in navigating some of the darkest and most confusing days they may encounter. My strengths lie in my openness in communication, my sunny-side-up nature, my reliability, and the way I strive to make each of my services unique and tailored to the specific needs of my families and their loved one.When I am not directing, spending time with my son is everything to me. His name is Tolkien, and he is unapologetically the center of my world. As for hobbies, I am a painter, sculptor, and both a creative and content writer. I enjoy concerts, museums, dancing, reading, video games, travelling and cooking for my loved ones.
Lita is a dedicated funeral apprentice, committed to supporting families during their most challenging times. With a compassionate approach, she assists in coordinating funeral services and preparing memorials to ensure smooth and respectful arraignments. Lita is gaining hands-on experience in all aspects of funeral care, working closely with experienced professionals to develop a deep understanding of the funeral industry and its emotional impact on grieving families. Lita is currently a student at the Pittsburg Institute of Mortuary Science. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time and traveling with her husband, two kids and Golden Retriever, Stella.
My name is Nicole, a true 90s child born and raised in Northern Virginia. I am the mother to a brilliant little girl and the wife to a hard-working, supportive man. I currently reside in Fauquier County, where I am lucky enough to be employed by Moser Funeral Home, one of the longest standing businesses in the surrounding area.
For as long as I can remember, I have found joy and purpose in helping people through the more difficult moments of their lives. When my journey in this industry began in 2018, I entered as a Funeral Director’s Apprentice.
After working many roles in the funeral home, I am happy to have branched out to finally add Monument and Cemetery Sales to my repertoire. I am presently serving as Moser Funeral Home and Bright View Cemetery’s Monument Specialist, designing grave markers and memorials to remember and adequately represent those who have passed with love and character.
Outside of Moser and Bright View, I volunteer my time as a certified Death Doula, providing end-of-life care, clarity and guidance to the terminally ill and their families. I also enjoy music of all genres, reading horror and thriller novels, spending time with my parents and brothers, and keeping an open mind and heart.
If you would like to discuss the purchase of a marker or monument for you or your loved one, please call to set an appointment at 540-347-3431 and ask for Nicole! It will be my pleasure to have your trust with such a sentimental project.
