Our Staff

Louis Schwartz

Louis is a second generation cemeterian, with over 30 years’ experience in the cemetery and funeral home industry. In 1999 he was awarded the designation of Certified Cemetery Executive by the International Cemetery and Funeral Association. He attended Colorado State University and the University of Kentucky. His hobbies include beekeeping, gardening and distance running. Family time is an important time of his life, spending time with his wife, Jeri Lynn and three sons, Maxwell, Samuel, and Adam.

Jessica Carroll

Jessica is a Jacksonville native who attended the University of North Florida and the University of Southern Queensland Australia. She has worked in the industries of travel & tourism and international education. Jessica has lived in three other countries and was contracted overseas with the Department of State prior to her position as a Family Services Counselor at Evergreen.

Jessica joined the Evergreen team in December of 2016.  She is both delighted and humbled to be of service to families.

George Lomax

George was born in Phoenix Arizona and was the second oldest of 4 children. He was raised in several states as part of a Marine Corps military family.

At the age of 26 he moved back to Phoenix and in 1993 started his career in the cemetery and funeral home business.

George brings to Evergreen 27 years of professional experience in serving families both at their time of need or with their pre-planning arrangements.

George and his wife Sharon, have four daughters. He enjoys golf, fishing and music. He also attends Church on the west side of Jacksonville.

Dianne L. Conner

Dianne is a self-proclaimed military brat who has been exposed to mortuary and burial detail services her entire life. Following in her Dad’s footsteps, she has been a licensed funeral director and embalmer for decades and feels honored to have served the central Florida and North Florida areas. Her family is listed on the Founding Florida Pioneer Settlers website, showing roots primarily from Nassau County, Florida and Charlton County, Georgia.

Dianne comes to Evergreen Cemetery with an associate’s degree in mortuary science, a bachelor’s degree in biology and a master’s degree in psychology with an emphasis on bereavement counseling.

She has volunteered for years with Community Hospice of Northeast Florida as well as the Humane Society of Jacksonville and is an ongoing supporter of No More Homeless Pets.

Dianne has 2 children, 7 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren, with 5 generations still living.

In her spare time Dianne enjoys doing Irish genealogy research, going to the gun range and RV-ing in the great outdoors.

Brandi Miragliotta

With a background in banking, title insurance, and real estate, Brandi has built her career around serving others and developing meaningful relationships. As a Family Service Counselor at Evergreen Cemetery, she considers it a privilege to help families create lasting tributes that honor the people they love. She is committed to serving each family with compassion, honesty, and genuine care.

Family is at the heart of Brandi’s life. She is the proud mother of two sons and loves spending time with her husband, Frank, and their dogs, Butters and Bella. Whether they’re searching Florida’s beaches for shark teeth, heading out on a spontaneous adventure, or simply enjoying time with family and friends, Brandi believes some of life’s best memories are made in the simplest moments.

Michael Delker

Originally from East Tennessee, Mike was the second generation in his family to serve in the US Air Force. He received a BA from the University of Tennessee and a Master of Healthcare Administration from the University of St. Francis. He came to Florida in 1995 where he worked in non-profit healthcare for many years with a focus on serving seniors and at-risk communities.

Mike joined Evergreen Cemetery in 2026 wanting to support families facing loss and those seeking answers about end-of-life planning to lessen stress on their partners and families