Our Staff

A 1985 graduate of Eastern High School, Mike began working at White Funeral home in 1983. A life long resident of Coolville, Mike purchased the funeral home in 1996. Mike continues his residence in Coolville with wife Becky and children Tyler and Mikayla.

Mike is also serving as Troy township trustee and is on the board of directors at Hocking Valley Bank.

A 1987 graduate of Federal Hocking High School, Becky has worked at the funeral home since 1996. Becky grew up in Hockingport and moved to Coolville when she married Mike. Becky earned her Pre-Need License in August of 2000.

A 1982 graduate of Athens High School and 1986 graduate of Ohio University, Kevin began his work at the funeral home in 1988. He obtained his Funeral Director License in 1990. Kevin resides in Athens with wife Tiffany, daughters Kelsie and Dot Dot and son Skylar. Kevin was a founding father of Athens Sandlot Baseball and the Bulldog Blitz. He and Tiffany are very active in both organizations still today.

Tiffany produces all videos, maintains the website, and creates photographic work. She is also known for making some delicious chocolate chip cookies for calling hours!

Timothy Vance Moquin, Jack’s youngest son, was born and raised in the funeral profession.  A licensed funeral director and embalmer, he obtained his Bachelors in Mortuary Science in May of 2017.  Tim worked alongside his father everyday his entire life and also works as a Patrol Officer for the Athens Police Department, is an active member of the Ohio Mortuary Operational Response Team (OMORT), and is a youth football coach for Athens, coaching grades ranging from 3rd through 6th. In his spare time, Tim enjoys camping, cooking, and spending time with family.

"Burney" has many responsibilities at Ewing Funeral Home. He is at the funeral home everyday doing the "daily chores". He is the self proclaimed elevator operator. Burney graduated from Meigs High School in 1974 and is a life long resident of Meigs County.

John, better known as Jack, Moquin served the funeral industry for over 40 years. He began his tenure as a helping hand, working under mentors Vance Harris, David Hughes, and Timothy Barnes. After many years of loyal service to the community, he chose to pursue a life in mortuary science and became a licensed funeral director and embalmer. Using his knowledge obtained from a lifelong career in the industry, Jack also worked as a Medicolegal Death Investigator for the Athens County Coroner’s Office. Jack was a proud husband, father to four children, and grandfather to four grandchildren. In his spare time, he enjoyed grilling, spending time with his family, and was a supporter of Ohio University Bobcat’s Football. Jack passed away after a courageous battle against Pancreatic Cancer on November 14, 2023.

In March of 2014, Charles W. “Charlie” McClain began assisting with the funeral home, providing excellent and caring service whenever needed. Charlie, a New Marshfield native, retired from Ohio University where he worked as a Building Maintenance Specialist in Facilities Management. Charlie was man who spent his time helping others in our community, being a member of the Constitution #426 F. & A.M. since 1988, a proud member of the New Marshfield Church of Christ, and, since 1982, was Captain of the Waterloo Township Volunteer Fire Department. Charlie loved spending his free time outdoors, was an avid hunter, and spent time with his grandchildren and watching them play softball. He was a devoted husband, father, and grandfather.

It was on January 27, 2021 when Charlie unexpectedly passed away at his home. Charlie’s absence is felt everyday by all those who held him close to their heart. Though Charlie was an excellent employee of our funeral home, we felt he and his family were much more of a piece of our own family than anything else. Charlie will forever be missed by all who knew him and we will always be thankful for him and his family. You may read Charlie’s obituary at: https://www.hughesmoquinfuneralhome.com/obituary/charles-mcclain.