Our team

Honouring memory and accompanying
bereaved families with respect and compassion.

Our values

Adoption and Implementation: All employees of Athos Services Commémoratifs are required to read, understand, and adhere to its HR policies. Management is committed to supporting the implementation of this policy and promoting an organizational culture that reflects these core values.


1. Respect and Empathy: At Athos Services Commémoratifs, we value mutual respect and empathy in all our interactions. We expect every team member to treat colleagues, grieving families, and other parties with dignity and compassion.
2. Integrity and Professional Ethics: We are committed to acting with integrity and professional ethics in all our activities. Every employee is expected to adhere to the highest standards of professional conduct, ensuring transparency and sincerity in all communications.
3. Quality Customer Service: The satisfaction and well-being of grieving families are our top priorities. We are committed to providing respectful, warm, and personalized support to each client, ensuring that their needs and concerns are addressed with the utmost attention.
4. Responsible and Sustainable Management: We are dedicated to ensuring the sound and responsible management of our resources, both human and material. This involves the judicious use of the company’s financial, material, and environmental resources to guarantee our lasting sustainability and our ability to provide exceptional service.
5. Professional and Personal Development: We encourage the continuous development of our employees by offering opportunities for training, growth, and professional development. We believe in the importance of an environment that fosters learning and constant improvement.
6. Management's Commitment to Employees: The management of Athos Services Commémoratifs is committed to actively listening to its employees and making their well-being a priority. The company recognizes that to succeed, we must do so with a motivated, valued, and heard team. We are committed to providing attentive leadership, being open to employees' concerns and ideas, and working together to create an inclusive, collaborative, and rewarding work environment.
7. Work-Life Balance: At Athos Services Commémoratifs, we recognize the importance of a healthy work-life balance. We are committed to supporting our employees in managing their professional and personal responsibilities by encouraging flexible work policies and promoting a healthy and balanced work environment.
8. Innovation and Continuous Improvement: We encourage innovation, creativity, and continuous improvement in all aspects of our work. We are open to new ideas and best practices that will enable us to better serve our clients and achieve our organizational goals.
9. Responsibility and Community Engagement: We are responsible to our clients, employees, partners, and communities. We are committed to making a positive contribution to our local communities and to acting in a socially responsible manner in all our activities.

Our history

  • An innovative company - 100% from Quebec

    An innovative company - 100% from Quebec

    In 2003, Jocelyne Dallaire Légaré, from a family of funeral entrepreneurs in Montreal, created MEMORIA. A pioneer in funeral rituals in Quebec, the company continues to develop new ideas and innovate, whether it be in bereavement (such as Lundis-causerie and Art-therapy) and estate-assistance services, new-and-improved funeral home designs, or "green" initiatives such as the Jardin des mémoires and biodegradable urns made of ice. Today MEMORIA comprises 10 complexes, each a harmonious mix of modernity and calm, rooted in tradition.

    In 2023, the company joined the Athos Memorial Services group, the largest private network of funeral complexes in Quebec, in order to expand its range of services and meet the expectations of its clientele. Today MEMORIA remains a 100-per-cent Quebec enterprise.

    Everywhere it has a funeral home, MEMORIA continues to serve families with the same respect and compassion it has shown since its very early days, helping a wide variety of communities in their time of need.

Memoria is, above all, our people


Our staff is composed of devoted, competent and compassionate people. Whether it is for a matter of pre-arrangements or for organizing everything after a death, they will guide you in making choices based on your values, and will personalize the commemoration, according to your wishes.


Diversity is what makes us special. Our staff is made up of men and women from many backgrounds, which enables us to adapt to the needs of the cultural communities that we serve. Our counsellors work in close cooperation with celebrants, musicians, graphic artists, and craftspeople. In short, an entire team at your service to honour the memory of your loved one.


People who will keep caring...
Whether it is through psychological support or estate settlement assistance, our professionals are there for you, at no charge, well beyond the funeral.


Directors





  • Diego
    BELTRAN

    General Manager





  • Véronique
    MICHAUD

    Sales Director





  • Johanne
    CADIEUX

    Customer service Director - Montréal





  • Manon
    CORBEIL

    Corporate relations Director





  • Alexandre
    LEGRIS AMESSE

    Customer service Director - Laval





  • Isabelle
    LAVOIE

    Laboratory, cremation and burial Manager





  • Rolande
    BRISEBOIS

    Prearrangements Director





  • Yves
    LETOURNEAU

    Director




Counselors





  • Océane Alizée
    HAMON





  • Pedro
    ALVES





  • Richard
    BÉLANGER





  • Mike
    DEMOSTHÈNE





  • Jessie
    VIEIRA







  • David
    YANEZ





  • Danielle
    ALABRE





  • Diana
    MEMBRENO





  • Marie-Chantal
    NICOLAS





  • Hélène
    BRASSARD





  • Rosée
    TREMBLAY




Community relations managers





  • Eduino
    MARTINS





  • Sandra
    PIERRE-LOUIS





  • Rabah
    BELKAHLA




Coordination center agents





  • Megan
    DOW





  • Maryse
    GARIÉPY





  • Silvia
    SOSA





  • Laurence
    TICHIT




Customer Service





  • Sarah
    PATRIS

    Customer experience Manager





  • Anne
    BUJNOWSKI

    Family services Manager





  • Logan
    MOQUIN

    Reception Attendant





  • Christine
    TRUDELLE

    Reception Attendant





  • Margareth
    THERMINUS

    Reception Attendant





  • Luis
    PENA

    Reception Attendant




Laboratory and cremation





  • Cynthia
    CADOTTE

    Embalmer





  • Jolyane
    GODBOUT

    Embalmer





  • Dina
    JEAN-MICHEL

    Embalmer





  • John
    DA COSTA

    Cremation Attendant





  • Nabil
    KARAKI

    Cremation Attendant




Graphic Studio





  • Amarilys
    MARTINEZ COTO

    Graphic Service Coordinator





  • Mélanie
    MARCOTTE

    Graphic Designer





  • Jessie
    BRIDEAU

    Graphic Designer




Marketing





  • Aurélie
    VASSEUR

    Marketing Director




Administration and Support





  • Alvaro
    MERINO

    Financial Analyst





  • Nathalie
    CÉRÉ

    Contract Clerk





  • Thomas
    VO

    Account Payable Clerk







  • Glenda
    LOPEZ

    Account Clerk





  • Melinda
    NOLET

    Senior Contract Clerk





  • Nathalie
    TRUMMER

    Estate Settlement Assistance





  • Martin
    BEAUDOIN

    Building Maintenance Consultant



  • Bereavement counselling.

    Bereavement counselling.

    Author : Rosée Tremblay

    There are many aspects to a death. However, we believe that one of the most important is psychological support. When you're grieving, you have to deal with your emotions first and foremost and we want to support you in this process.

  • Traditional funerals: burial sites and the benefits of buying them with a prearrangements.

    Traditional funerals: burial sites and the benefits of buying them with a prearrangements.

    Author : Rosée Tremblay

    At Memoria, we understand the importance of traditional funerals, which are the oldest known funeral rites, and we are proud of our team of experts who excel in this specific field.

     

  • Death: deadlines and decisions

    Death: deadlines and decisions

    Author : Camille Baillargeon

    During the days and weeks following the death of a loved one, many decisions will rest on your shoulders or those of your family. You may feel under pressure to complete these steps required as quickly as possible. We wouldd like to take some of that stress away, by outlining the real deadlines involved, so you can make an informed plan that is right for you.