Our Team

Our team is here to walk with you every step of the way. Meet our staff and see the commitment and compassion that define our work.

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Amy Greenaway

Managing Funeral Director - AIC & Embalmer

Amy Greenaway is a licensed Funeral Director/Embalmer. She graduated from Wellsville High School and holds her mortuary science degree from Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science. Amy also received a master's degree from Capella University. Amy began her funeral service career after 20 years as a social worker with The Counseling Center in Lisbon, OH. She served her apprenticeship in Sidney, MT, as a Funeral Director/Embalmer. She returned to the area in 2017 and continued her funeral service career at Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science until she joined Care Funeral & Cremation Specialists- Martin & MacLean Chapels in 2020, where she can now serve families in her hometown.

Amy resides in Calcutta with her husband, Wade. They have one daughter, Halee Greenaway. Amy is a member of the Calcutta Rotary, a board member of Calcutta Cemetery, served on the East Liverpool Pottery Festival committee as well as the Wellsville Alumni Committee. She was also a past member of the Sidney Elks Lodge 1782. Amy also spent several years as a Zumba instructor, where proceeds of her class benefited the Wellsville Alumni Committee.

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Tim Clutter

Funeral Director

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Fawn Householder

Office Manager & Outreach Director

Respect & Dignity

Respect and Dignity

Honoring a person’s memory means treating them and their remains with the utmost dignity. We recognize the worth in every life and aim to reflect on and celebrate the qualities and contributions that made each individual unique.

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Sharing of Ideas and Information

We promise to listen to you and exceed your expectations with open and honest communication. We listen when you share your thoughts and ideas with us, and we’ll provide you with all the information you need to make thoughtful and meaningful arrangements.

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Active Participation of the Family in Planning

We understand that you know your loved one best and have valuable insight into the arrangements they would have wanted. Every family is different in how involved they wish to be in planning, and we respect that. You are welcome to take part as much or as little as you feel comfortable, and we will be here to guide and support you throughout the process.

Collaboration

Collaboration Between the Family and the Funeral Directors

A strong partnership between your family and our team is essential to creating a meaningful cremation service that reflects your wishes. We work closely with you on every detail, from planning the service to ensuring your expectations are not only met but surpassed.

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Setting Clear Goals and Expectations

We believe that open communication and clear expectations are the foundation for a meaningful cremation experience. From our first meeting, we work with you to outline a plan that honors your wishes and stays within your budget, while aiming to provide more care, value, and attention than you ever anticipated.

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Open Communication with the Family

You can count on us to be transparent in every aspect of our work. We follow all legal guidelines and uphold the highest ethical standards in cremation care. At Summit Cremation, we strive to keep our services affordable and clearly explain all costs upfront. We’ll work closely with you to create the service you want while staying within your budget—no hidden fees, no unexpected charges.