David Bone
Owner & Funeral Director
David Bone
Owner & Funeral Director
David has been serving families in funeral service for nearly 30 years. After serving in the US ARMY during Operation Desert Storm, he attended Mid-America College of Funeral Service in Louisville, Kentucky, and graduated in 1992. His career has taken him from Kentucky to Arizona, Oregon and Washington.
David and his wife Darcey are the proud parents of twins, Bella & Nathan, and their niece, Patience, who delight and inspire them to be the best possible people they can be. In his spare time, when it rarely appears, he enjoys spending time with family and friends, playing golf and traveling. He is involved in the community by volunteering with the Oregon City Optimists Club and being involved with other civic organizations.
David is committed to serving families during their time of need. His experience gives him the ability to assist families in making the decisions that create lasting memories and life tributes honoring the lives of the loved ones entrusted to our care.
Darcey Bone
Owner
Darcey Bone
Owner
Darcey Bone serves as Business Manager for Hillside Chapel & Columbia Funeral Home. She began her career in the nonprofit sector. For close to 10 years, she worked as Development Director for what was then the Oregon Donor Program and is now Donate Life Northwest. She takes great pride in helping that organization grow its capacity and revenue sources over her time there. After the birth of her twins, Bella and Nathan, in 2006, Darcey left her position to become a full-time mom.
She very much enjoys working with her husband, David, to serve the families of St.Helens and Oregon City and the surrounding areas. She and David live in Oregon City and are involved in the community.
Dominique Morey Vega
Assistant Manager & Funeral Director
Dominique Morey Vega
Assistant Manager & Funeral Director
Dominique graduated with honors in June of 2017 from the Mt. Hood Community College Funeral Services program. She immediately joined the Hillside family to start her apprenticeship. In July 2018, she became a fully licensed funeral director/embalmer and here to stay. Recently she got married and now building their blended family. Her oldest is in college and one in fourth grade and her newest additions range from 12 years old to the late twenties. She is excited to finally be living her dream of helping families celebrate their loved ones in their time of need. This has been her passion since losing her best friends in high school. She loves being active outside with her family, lifting weights, competing in body building, traveling to new places and going to concerts. She is part of the Oregon City Women's Group and on the board of the Senior Citizen Council here in Oregon City. She values being an active member in her community and helping those in need.
