Meet Our Caring Staff

Jim has been with Fox & Weeks since 1969. He and his twin brother, Steve, are Co-Presidents of Fox & Weeks, and Jim is a licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer. He is as member of Rotary, Savannah Golf Club, The Landings Club, Past president of Georgia Funeral Directors Association, Member and past President of the Georgia State Board of Funeral Service, and Savannah Quarterback Club. He enjoys golf, boating, traveling and spending time with his grandchildren.

Matt has worked in the funeral home since high school and attended Ogeechee Technical Institute.He has served on the Board of Directors for the Greater Savannah Humane Society and is a member of Savannah Country Club and the St. Patrick's Day Parade Committee.

Currently part of the management team of Fox & Weeks, Pam began her career in funeral service in 1988 with Fox & Weeks on Drayton Street. She grew up in Savannah and graduated from Savannah High School in 1987. She attended Armstrong State College and subsequently earned an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Funeral Service Education from Ogeechee Technical College.

Pam and her husband Thomas are active members of St. Frances Cabrini Catholic Church. where she serves as a Lector and Eucharistic Minister.  She and her family enjoy camping, boating, and Georgia Southern football.  Pam's happiest times are spent with her grandchildren, McGinley, Charlotte, and Elyse.  

Chuck is a native of Garden City, and a resident of Savannah since 1998.  He has older twin sisters, and a younger brother.  He is a 1984 graduate of Groves High School, and a graduate of Gupton-Jones College of Mortuary Science in Atlanta.  He is a member of The Georgia Funeral Director Association and The National Funeral Director Association. He has been associated with Fox & Weeks since 1986.  Chuck has a passion and heart to serve people in their time of need.     

Howard graduated as salutatorian in February 1988 from Gupton-Jones College of Mortuary Science. After graduation, he joined Fox & Weeks Funeral Directors, where he is currently CEO (Chief Embalming Officer). He is an avid reader and baseball fan.

Tillman Weeks Geriner, a Savannah, GA native, is a licensed Funeral Director and embalmber. A 2016 graduate of Benedictine Military School, Tillman holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from Georgia Southern University and an Associate’s degree in Applied Science in Funeral Service Education from Ogeechee Technical College. Beyond his professional pursuits, Tillman finds joy in golfing, boating, and spending time with his wife, Klara.

Phillip and his wife, Rose Bass Breedlove (a native of Savannah) relocated from Newnan and joined Fox & Weeks Funeral Director’s in 2022. Phillip has a wealth of knowledge and experience as a funeral director and an embalmer. He has been working in the funeral profession more than 35 years. Phillip worked several years in Atlanta and the surrounding area and formerly owned and operated Breedlove Memorial Chapel in Barnesville. His passion for helping families is driven by building relationships, exceeding expectations, and providing outstanding service to families following the loss of their loved ones.

Born and raised in Thomaston, GA, Received his Bachelor's Degree in Political Science from Columbus State University, after college he went on to receive his degree in Mortuary Science from Gupton-Jones College in Atlanta, GA. Spends his time at the gym, the beach and exploring the beautiful historic city of Savannah. Currently a Licensed Mortician in the State of Georgia.

David has been with Fox & Weeks for more than 20 years and has been instrumental in the development and growth of Pets at Peace by Fox & Weeks. He is a member of the Lutheran Church of Ascension and works with SCAD students on films and projects related to the funeral industry. He serves on the Board of Directors for the Habersham YMCA. David is a native of the Commonwealth of Virginia and is an ardent Virginia Tech supporter. He loves Golden Retrievers and enjoys bicycling and running.

Jay is a native Savannahian and 1983 graduated of Benedictine Military School. Jay spent 27 years working for Empire Distributors, and he's been active in the community as a member of the International Longshoreman's Association and the St. Patrick's Day Committee Board. He's a communicant of St. Michael's Church on Tybee Island and a frequent volunteer at several Catholic chuches in Savannah. Jay is a Past Marshall of the Hibernian Society, a member of the Ancient Order of Hibernian, Past President of the Irish Heritage Society and a Past President of the Friendly Sons of Saint Patrick. He also served as a Council Member for the City of Tybee Island and has held leadership positions for the Tybee Island Post Theatre, the Tybe Island YMCA, the Tybee Island Wine Festival Committee, the Tybee Island Pirate's Festivel Committee and the Tybee Island Beach Bum Parade Committee.

Quill has been with Fox & Weeks since 1994. He enjoys gardening and renovating his country home.

Debbie joined Fox & Weeks family in 1995 as Administrative Assistant and managed the funeral home's answering service for several years. She's a funeral assistant who helps families served by Fox & Weeks with anything need during the planning process. She loves spending time with her family.

Beth Martin has been a part of the Fox & Weeks family since 2004 as a funeral assistant and administrative assistant. She retired from Bellsouth after 30 years of service. Beth has a daughter, Melissa, son-in-law, Alan, and grandson, Aiden, who are her pride and joy. She enjoys spending time with family and friends.

Randy has been with Fox & Weeks since 2019. He is a single father to his son Seamus. His passions are writing, reading, and good movies. He has been interested in funeral service since high school after completing his senior project focusing on the aspects of death, dying and funeral service.  

Ashley  joined Fox & Weeks Funeral Directors after 10 years as a hospice grief counselor. She is an honor graduate from Ogeechee Technical College and currently a licensed funeral service apprentice. A passion for the science & care involved in body preparation led her to change careers and become a full-time embalmer and crematory operator. Having experienced profound loss and the benefits of compassionate funeral service herself, Ashley works hard to pay that benefit forward to Savannah’s families. When she isn’t “home,” as she lovingly calls Fox & Weeks, she enjoys playing banjo, reading and volunteering for a local animal rescue.

Born in Savannah, GA, Tiffany Williams was raised in Hardeeville, SC and Wilmington Island, GA. She attended Sol C. Johnson High School and continued her education at Armstrong Atlantic State College and Savannah Technical College, becoming certified in Medical Billing and Coding. Tiffany worked with the Chatham County Coroner’s Office for 20 years, eventually becoming a Certified Deputy Coroner. Tiffany enjoys spending time with her family and dog Winston. She loves being outdoors, traveling and helping others.