Our Caring Staff

A native of Spartanburg, Scott is a graduate of Spartanburg High School and The University of South Carolina.  Scott and his wife, Rena, are the proud parents of three sons (Marshall, Sam, and Will) and a spoiled rotten black Labrador retriever (Sadie). Active in both the South Carolina Funeral Directors Association and the National Funeral Directors Association, Scott served as President of the SCFDA (2016-2017). Scott has achieved the designation of CFSP (Certified Funeral Service Practitioner) and CCO (Certified Crematory Operator). A highlight of Scott’s career was being selected to participate in the funerals for the sailors of the CSS Hunley.  Scott is passionate about serving grieving families in a respectful and dignified manner. Away from the workplace, Scott enjoys spending quality time with his family, watching SHS Viking and Gamecock football games, and playing golf. Scott and his family are members of Trinity United Methodist Church. Scott has been with The J.F. Floyd Mortuary for 42 years.

Glenn is a native of Newberry, SC and was raised in West Columbia. He moved to Spartanburg and joined the staff of The J.F. Floyd Mortuary on August 10, 1970. He had previously graduated from the Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science. Soon after his arrival, Glenn met and married Patricia Kekas Miller. They are the parents of two sons, Nicholas and Stephan, and grandparents of three grandsons, Ryan, Luke, and Grant. Glenn has served with Greater Spartanburg Ministries and as president of the Spartanburg County unit of the American Heart Association. He is a former Boy Scouts of America Leader and was the recipient of the Dr. George Dean Johnson, Sr., Scouting Leadership Award. He served as president of the South Carolina Board of Funeral Service, as an officer of the South Carolina Funeral Directors Association Piedmont Group, and later as President of the Association itself. He has served as State PAC representative and on the advocacy committee for the National Funeral Directors Association and formerly served as an NFDA Policy Board Representative. He has also received the designation of a Certified Funeral Service practitioner (CFSP).

An active member of St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, Glenn served as president of the Parish Council, and received the Archangel Michael Honors from the Greek Orthodox Diocese of Atlanta. He is a member and former officer of the American Hellenic Education Progressive Association (AHEPA) Lodge Atlanta, Ga., and the Spartanburg Chapter, as well as other civic and community activities.

I am a graduate of Dallas Institute of Mortuary Science – Class of 1996; as a native Texan, I served as a Funeral Director and Embalmer in the Dallas/Fort Worth area; later I moved to Pensacola, FL where I continued as a Funeral Director and Embalmer and gained experience with honoring those who served in the military. After several years in Pensacola, I felt it was time to move the Carolinas where I have worked in both North and South Carolina as a Funeral Director and acquired a Real Estate license in both states.  I have two adult children that I love dearly; my church fellowship is with Mountain View Baptist Church in Boiling Springs. I absolutely love reading, working in the yard; visiting Pensacola Beach and letting everyone know that I am a “TEXAN”.

I chose to work with J.F. Floyd Mortuary beginning in April 2021 because I believed in what they stood for as a long time representative of funeral service. As a funeral director, I want families to know my heart is to truly help and encourage them throughout the loss of their family and friends, just as J.F. Floyd Mortuary has done for well over 130 yrs.

Ron Poston was born and raised in Greenville SC, attended college and received an Associates degree in Criminal Justice from Greenville Technical College then obtained an Associates degree in Mortuary Science and a Certified Crematory Operator Certificate from Piedmont Technical College. He is a member of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society and the Pi Iota Chapter of the Pi Sigma Eta National Mortuary Fraternity. After 11 years, he continues to serve as a Paratrooper in the United States Army. Ron is married to Jaimee, they have three children Ryker and Alleera and Irelee. In his spare time Ron enjoys cooking and time away in the mountains.

Teri is a licensed funeral director in both North and South Carolina.  Coming into the industry in 1997 as an Administrative Assistant, she earned her North Carolina Funeral Directors License in September 2003 and her South Carolinas Funeral Directors License in May 2010 after moving to Charleston, SC.

Her tenure as a Funeral Director has taken her from the Blue Ridge mountains in Asheville where she made her home for more than 35 years, to the coast of South Carolina, to the Piedmont area of NC and is finally, currently serving at The J. F. Floyd Mortuary in Spartanburg, SC. 

After the death of her son, Aaron, Teri trained to be a Certified Grief Recovery Specialist and she also facilitates GriefShare in churches.  Teri believes being a Funeral Director and a Grief Recovery Specialist are the two ministries that God has blessed her with.  “It is such a privilege to journey alongside those who grieve.  So many families, friends and even strangers ministered to me and my family at the time of Aaron’s death that I promised if I were ever presented with an opportunity to serve others in the same way, I would consider it an honor and a blessing to do so.”  It is also my son’s legacy.

As the mother of two additional adult children, Lindsey (married to Xavier) and their three children, Dominique, Jasmine, and Olivier who live in Charlotte, and Seth (married to Kelly) and their three children, Abram, Reynolds, and Landry who all live in Asheville. My life is full of family events, soccer games, family pizza nights and trips to celebrate life at the beach. 

Eddie Smith is a life long resident of Spartanubrg County and a 1972 graduate of Cowpens High School. He received an AA Degree from Spartanburg Methodist College, a B.S. Degree from the University of South Carolina at Spartanburg, and both M. Ed and Ed. S Degrees from Converse College. Eddie retired from Spartanburg District Seven Schools where he taught at Daniel Morgan Technology Center. Eddie began his career in funeral service in 1995 and became a licensed Funeral Director in 1998. He received his Pre Need Insurance License in 2006. Eddie and his wife, Gina, have one son, Hunter. Thay are members of Morningside Baptist Church. He has served the citizens of Spartanburg County as a law enforcement officer, emergency medical technician and a firefighter.

Charlie was born in Bishopville, S.C., and moved to Spartanburg in 1966. He began his funeral service career by attending Gupton-Jones College of Funeral Service in Dallas, TX, and after graduation served his apprenticeship at Bass Funeral Home in Rock Hill, S.C. Charlie is married to Janet M. Welch and has two sons Nelson and Turner. He is a lifelong Presbyterian and is currently a member of First Presbyterian Church of Spartanburg. Until recently he owned and operated a Bed & Breakfast in Montreat, NC at the Presbyterian Retreat and Conference Center. He enjoys most types of sports and is a huge CLEMSON fan.

I have been married for 42 years to the love of my life, Larry.  We have three children, Shelley, son-in-love Adam, and Tyler and two grandchildren, Lilly and Colton.  We are members of West Springs Baptist Church.  I enjoy spending time with my family like our yearly trips to Fripp Island and Pigeon Forge.  

I joined The J.F. Floyd Mortuary in 2021. I find it very interesting and humbling to help families in any way I can.

I was born in Greenville, SC, raised in Columbus, Georgia, then to Spartanburg, SC when I was 13 years old. I was fortunate to attend Dorman High School where I played clarinet in the Marching Band and Spartanburg Community College. 

Having my family close by is a blessing. They include my four daughters: Tamara, Andrea, Victoria, and Alicia; eight grandchildren, Joseph, Fisher, Brooklyn, Lily, Karlee, Maci, Brady, and Tyson; one sister, Jean and brother-in-love, Martin; and my parents, Brenda and Bernie, (along with multiple other family members).

I am a member of Spartanburg Seventh-Day Adventist Church.

Living in the Upstate of South Carolina is the perfect place, right in the middle of the mountains and the beach, which I so love to travel to.

In 2014, I chose to work at The J. F. Floyd Mortuary to serve our families. It is a great honor to create the last item for the family of their loved one, whether it is the obituary, bookmark, candle or assisting with a jewelry piece order. It always brings joy to an incredibly sad time. 

I have been at Floyd's since September 2014 in various positions. I was the accountant until the Park Lawn buyout in November of 2020. Since then I have worked as cemetery contract, trusting, and commissions person. Now I am at the North Church Street location as Administrative Assisstant. 

My husband and I have been members of Calvary Baptist Church, where we married 44 years ago, for about 40 years. We have one son and one daughter and four grandchildren; Addison, Evan, Sammy, and Lane. Their ages range from 11 years of age to 21 months old. I enjoy being with them ad watching them grow and learn. I also enjoy my flowers and working in our yard.

Dr. Moore is a retired Chiropractor. He worked as a faculty member and in administration at Sherman College of Chiropractic for 32 years. He also maintained a part-time private practice for 26 years. He has been married to his wife, Phyllis, for 56 years and has two sons. He is a member of Second Presbyterian Church. His favorite hobbies are fishing and golf. Dr. Moore spent his career serving others as a teacher and health professional. After retiring, he wanted to continue working in a profession that served others. Dr. Moore joined The J. F. Floyd Mortuary in 2011 because it gives him the opportunity to serve others who are experiencing a difficult time in their lives.

Richard has been married to his wife for 60 years. They attend Lake Bowen Baptist Church. He enjoys playing golf, fishing, working in his garden, and caring for his yard. Richard joined The J. F. Floyd Mortuary in 2002 after being recruited and recommended by another employee.