Kopriva Taylor Community Funeral Home

24/02/2025

A Kopriva Taylor employee night on the town at Woodbine racetrack. We had lots of laughs and some excitement. Funeral professionals need down time too.

27/11/2022

What a beautiful tribute to a family member at a celebration of life here at the Funeral Home. A wall of flowers was an eye catching backdrop to the urn.

01/10/2022

Today we said goodbye to one of our own. Dave Riendeau spent over a decade as a member of our Kopriva Taylor family. He took such pride in everything he did and loved helping families. He will be forever remembered and loved with an amazing legacy left behind.

05/06/2022

So glad to be part of this beautiful tribute to a beloved woman at a graveside service. From the brightly coloured flowers to the violinist right down to the perfect weather. It is always an honour to help families say goodbye however they need to.

30/04/2022

It is always an honour to serve families. Today we had the privilege of remembering the retired Deputy Chief of the Toronto Police Services. We are grateful to serve our community and those who protect it.

25/03/2022

Thank you to our good friends and even better florists at for the outstanding job they always do for the families we serve.

15/01/2022

Such true words. Some wounds take much longer than others to heal. Each is different than the next. There is no timeline. Heal a little everyday. On your time. Your way.

31/12/2021

After 43 years as a funeral director and almost 30 of those years shared with our little family at Kopriva Taylor, Gordon Hunter has decided to retire. I can’t even begin to imagine how many families he’s helped along the way, and how many new funeral directors he’s guided into being their best. We are sad to see him go, but wish him rest and so much happiness in this next adventure in his life. It’s been our honour and a privilege my friend.

02/12/2021

Reverend Ronda Ploughman, Rector of The Church of the Epiphany is hosting the upcoming “Service of Darkness and Light”. In the midst of love and loss, the Christmas season can be a painful time. Please join us for a time of healing, hope and sacred remembrance. Friday, December 17th at 7:00 pm at Church of the Epiphany 141 Bronte Road, Oakville, Ontario L6L3C3 (905)-827-2546 COVID-19 protocols will be followed. No registration required.

31/10/2021