Our Staff

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Our Staff

Richard V. Bibber

1939 -2023


We honor the stewardship of our dad's care of Bibber Memorial Chapel. For all his adult life, and truly, since he was twelve or so, driving the funeral home's hearse and ambulance down to Perry's Texaco in Kennebunkport, to gas them up, and to then wash them, ensuring they were ready to respond at a moment's notice.


Dick upheld the highest ideals of Funeral Service; caring for your community with compassion, serving every family equally no matter their station in life, and most importantly, walking beside a family in grief with the hope of helping them get through the toughest time they will ever experience.


He instilled these tributes to his family, and all who worked with him here at Bibber Memorial at Autumn Green.

Edward Bibber

President / Director - Owner

Edward (Eddie) Bibber is a licensed Funeral Service Practitioner for Bibber Memorial Chapel. After attending Baxter School for deaf and graduating Kennebunk High School 1981, Ed attended New England Institute Applied Arts and Sciences where he received his certification for funeral directing. In 1995, he became a certified funeral service practitioner with the Academy of the Professional Funeral Service Practice.

Ed serves his community in many ways as a past president and member of the Kennebunk Rotary Club; former member and driver of Kennebunk Fire Department for 21 years; Arundel Lodge of Masons in Kennebunkport, past President and member of York County Shrine Club, Kora Shriners of Lewiston, Maine.

He is also a member and has severed as past president for three terms (1992-1993, 2013-2014 and 2014-2015) of Maine Funeral Directors Association. He is a member of the National Funeral Directors Association and the Selected Independent Funeral Homes.

Ed is an avid snow-mobiler and enjoys boating and fishing. He has two daughters: Erin, a graduate of U Conn Dental School and the University of New England and Carly, who graduated from George Washington University School of Nursing and Syracuse University. Carly is employed at Maine Medical Center in Portland.

Ed and his wife Patti reside in Kennebunk with their dalmatians, George and Stella.

Douglas Bibber

Vice-President / Director - Owner

Doug grew up in Kennebunk, is a graduate of Kennebunk High School, received his BS in Management from Franklin Pierce College in Rindge, NH, and his Associate Degree in Mortuary Science from the former New England Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences in Boston. 

Doug is a member the Maine Funeral Directors Association and has served on it's board of directors and is a Past President. He also has served on its' mass casualty response team. Active in the community, Doug is a Member of the Church on the Cape in Cape Porpoise, serves on its board, and is a member of the choir; is a member and Past President of the Wells Rotary Club, former member of the Damariscotta- Newcastle and Rockland Rotary Clubs, member and Past Master of Arundel Lodge # 76, AF & AM in Kennebunkport, member of Kora Shrine in Lewiston, and is an umpire for the Kennebunk - Kennebunkport Little League. He is a former member of the Wells Fire Department, where he served as a Lieutenant, and the Damariscotta Fire Department.

Doug and his wife Robin reside in Arundel, and together they enjoy hiking and kayaking. In the spring he tries to land a fish or two, and In the fall he can be found deer hunting, and he enjoys his back deck fire pit, where his family gathers to get caught up with each others activities of the week.

Patricia A. Bibber

Treasurer

Patricia is a graduate of St. Mary's School of Nursing and received her degree in Business Management from the University of Southern Maine. She worked as a critical care nurse for several years, as well as a medical manager before coming to Bibber Memorial Chapel.

Patricia manages the overall business operations of the funeral home, as well as providing administrative support to our staff and assists with visitations and other special projects. She is also very active in the Southern Maine Medical Center Women's Auxiliary and has served as president for the past 2 years.

Brad A Crowther

Funeral Director

Brad was born in Maynard, Massachusetts and graduated from Maynard High School in 1996. He moved to Bozeman, Montana in 1998 and received his Bachelor’s Degree in Biology from Montana State University in 2000.

After researching viral genomes for a number of years, he realized his true passion was to work with the families in his community. He received a Mortuary Science degree from Arapahoe Community College in 2012 and has been a licensed Funeral Director since 2013.

He and his wife, Coreen, and two daughters, Etta Bird and Sadie Marley live in Wells. During the summer Brad enjoys hiking, camping, soccer, disc golf, and spending time with friends and family at the beach. His winter hobbies include skiing, snowshoeing, hunting, and basketball.

Brad takes pride in serving the families of the Southern Maine and enjoys being involved in the community.


Casey M Smith

Funeral Director

Casey Smith, CFSP was reared in the funeral directing business by his father, a career-long funeral director. The experience instilled in Casey a desire to compassionately meet the needs of families during the death, dying and grieving process. Throughout his career, he’s personally cared for those funeral preparation needs to allow families to focus on honoring the lives of their loved ones and the journey of healing.
Lifelong learning is important in successfully adapting to changing industries; Casey is a dedicated and deliberate student of the ideology and consistently pursues knowledge. As funeral processes evolve and the awareness of emotional needs for families uncovers greater ways to support their journey, Casey continually seeks ways to improve and grow in his field.
Casey is a graduate of Grand View University and Des Moines Area Community College. Currently, he has completed graduate work in thanatology at Marian University, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. He earned the designation of Certified Funeral Service Practitioner (CFSP) from the Academy of Professional Funeral Service Practice in 2017. Experienced in both sides of the classroom, Casey served as a substitute instructor in the Des Moines Public School District.
He is a member of the National Funeral Directors Association, Association of Death Education and Counseling, and The American Guild of Organists. Casey is on the board of Maine Funeral Directors Association and a member of New Hampshire Funeral Directors Association. 

Lucas A Dumont

Funeral Director

Lucas A. Dumont, is a native of Berwick, ME and a graduate of Noble High School where he played football. While in high school he worked part-time in funeral service and since 2003 he pursued his career in Dover, NH before joining the staff at Bibber Memorial Chapel in 2022.  Lucas is a Licensed Funeral Director in Maine and New Hampshire.

Lucas is a graduate of New England Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences at Mount Ida College and earned his BA in Criminal Justice Administration at Granite State College. He is comfortable in all aspects of funeral service and has proudly and efficiently served many families with compassion.

 Lucas and his wife Kelsey reside in Berwick, ME. He enjoys hunting, ice fishing, boating, working his land and landscaping to name a few of his many interests. He is the son of Victor and Eileen Dumont of Berwick and father of LJ and Martina Dumont.

Ann Turner

Administrative Assistant

Ann is the senior member in age of our team and is also the most energetic. She has no reservations to keep us all in line and maintains several responsibilities here at AGFH.
Retiring from a local Community College in dual capacity as Administrative Assistant (23 years) and as College Instructor (28 years), Ann finally joined Autumn Green Funeral Home in July, 2013 as a part-time Funeral Assistant. She serves our families during visitations and many of the services here at Autumn Green. Ann has transformed the landscaping around the grounds of the funeral home. Ann is now our full-time Administrative Assistant and is the first to “jump into any projects” at the home. She has a Bachelor’s Degree, (2) Associate’s Degrees, has been a local girl her entire life, married for 52 years, has two very successful children, and four grandchildren.

Patti Bibber

Office Administrator

Patti is originally from Leominster, Mass. She moved to Kennebunk in 1999 to open a Bed & Breakfast, which happened to be located on Summer Street across from the Funeral Home. Patti graduated from University of Lowell in 1985 with a BS in Management Information Systems. She met Ed in 2005 and they were married 2008. Patti now works for Bibber Memorial Chapel in the office.

Jill Reed

Greeter and Associate

Jill is a lifelong resident of Alfred and has been married to her husband Gregory for 50 years and has one daughter, Heidi. She owned her own hair salon for over 20 years. Jill enjoys baking, making homemade bread for her family and friends and quilting. Jill often tends the front door for calling hours and services. She knows many of the families we serve and her smile and compassion puts them at ease.

Tammy L. Chadbourne

We are wishing Tammy Happy Retirement!!

Tammy started Autumn Green Funeral Home with one goal in mind; serving families with kindness and respect. She has created a home that welcomes families and friends to gather and celebrate their loved one’s life in a home filled with warmth, natural sunlight with touches of a by gone era.  Tammy graduated Cum Laude from the New England Institute in Boston, Class of 1988. She also attended McIntosh College, studying business management. Tammy is a licensed funeral director in Maine and New Hampshire.

Funeral Support Staff:

We have a number of funeral attendants assisting the families we serve. They each bring a unique background and work experience to our team. They are dedicated in serving our families with kindness and compassion. Through life experiences, they have each felt and known the emotions that come from losing a loved one. They each possess a strong desire to serve your family in a time of need.


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