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With licensure as a funeral director, Stacie Vandercook brings warmth, compassion, and a steady presence to families navigating life’s most difficult moments. Born in Flint, Michigan, Stacie spent every summer and Christmas visiting her grandparents in Englewood before moving there permanently in 2014. She feels grateful to now call Englewood home, where she enjoys life with her happy family and beautiful young daughter.

Before entering funeral service, Stacie worked for many years as a nurse, caring for patients and families with empathy and dedication. That same commitment to supporting others during times of need led her to funeral service, where she finds meaning in helping families experience a smooth and dignified transition.

Stacie joined Clearview Cremation because she believes every family deserves the same care and attention she would want for her own loved ones.

Born and raised in Miami, Florida, Alexandra brings a strong background in customer service and a steady, service-first mindset to her role as Licensed Funeral Director in Charge at Clearview. After years in customer-focused positions, she felt called to apply those skills in a way that truly matters — guiding families through one of the most emotional and overwhelming times in their lives.

Alexandra is especially committed to creating clarity and calm in moments that can feel chaotic. She believes families deserve not only professionalism and expertise, but also genuine compassion, thoughtful communication, and steady leadership. In her role, she helps ensure that every family served by Clearview experiences care that is consistent, dignified, and deeply personal.

With a thoughtful and steady approach, Randi Mason brings professionalism, transparency, and compassionate guidance to the families she serves at Clearview. Born in San Diego and raised in Clearwater, Randi was drawn to funeral service by a desire to help people through some of life’s most difficult moments with clarity and care. She studied funeral service in college and began her internship immediately after graduating in 2014, building a strong foundation in both the technical and human side of the profession.

Randi believes one of the most important parts of her role is making sure families feel informed and supported throughout every step of the process. By prioritizing open communication and thoughtful guidance, she helps families make decisions with confidence during what can often feel like an overwhelming time. At Clearview, she is committed to ensuring each family receives care that is personal, dignified, and dependable.

Originally from Tucker, Georgia, Zoe Constable grew up in South Florida and has felt drawn to funeral service from a young age. Her own experiences with the loss of loved ones inspired her to use her understanding of grief to help others through some of the hardest moments of their lives.

Zoe approaches each family with compassion, comfort, and thoughtful guidance, drawing on her personal experiences to place herself in their shoes. For her, one of the most meaningful parts of funeral service is having the opportunity to be a guiding light for people who may be struggling and to make an incredibly difficult day feel even slightly easier.

Zoe began her career as a funeral attendant and gained experience across many aspects of funeral service before becoming a licensed funeral director in charge. She believes every family she serves teaches her something new—insight she carries forward to provide increasingly thoughtful and personal care. At Clearview, Zoe is most excited to serve families throughout the community to the very best of her ability and offer comfort along the way.

Originally from the Chicago suburb of Bartlett, Illinois, Nick joined the United States Navy after high school, serving for six years as an Operations Specialist. Nick began his career in funeral service while still in the Navy, working part-time as a funeral services assistant. It was during this time that Nick knew where he was called to serve. After being honorably discharged in 2021, Nick attended Florida State College at Jacksonville and received his Associate of Science in Funeral Services in 2024.

Throughout his career, Nick has served families in several Florida communities, such as those in Jacksonville, Saint Johns, Middleburg, and Palm Coast. To Nick, one of the most meaningful aspects of working in funeral service is being in a position where he’s able to provide grieving families with a sense of comfort, stability, and kindness during an emotionally difficult time. Nick’s dedication to serving families during a time of loss is guided by his personal mission statement, that there is no greater calling than the call to serve others.

Born and raised in Southwest Florida, Cassandra Mitzelfeld has long felt called to funeral service. Her interest in religious studies and anthropology, combined with a desire to help people through some of life’s most difficult moments, ultimately led her to pursue a career as a funeral director.

Cassandra approaches each family as a calm and compassionate presence, taking the time to listen, understand what they are experiencing, and help them find strength throughout the grieving process. Having worked across many aspects of funeral service, she understands that every family, relationship, and loss is unique—and believes the care they receive should reflect that individuality.

At Clearview, Cassandra hopes to bring a kind and compassionate spirit to every interaction while continuing to earn the trust families place in us. She is especially passionate about creating an environment where families feel comfortable sharing what matters most to them and confident that they will be cared for thoughtfully through every step of the process.

With a lifelong heart for service, Hannah Roznos brings warmth, curiosity, and genuine care to the families she supports at Clearview. Born in Chicago, she moved to Lakewood Ranch in 2004 and has proudly called Florida home ever since.

Before entering funeral service, Hannah worked in hospitality and food service, where she loved building relationships with returning guests and ensuring every experience felt personal and thoughtful. That same dedication now guides her work with families during difficult moments.

Hannah’s interest in this field began early—she grew up watching Dr. G: Medical Examiner, developing a deep respect for the compassion and professionalism behind the work. Years later, when her own family experienced a loss, she witnessed firsthand the care Stacie provided at Clearview. That experience inspired her to join Clearview so she could offer the same comfort and support to others.

Hannah is honored to be part of the team and is committed to helping every family feel understood, supported, and cared for with dignity.

Born and raised in Miami, Sophia Thomas brings a calm, organized, and compassionate approach to supporting families through the funeral process. She has always been especially strong at helping people navigate complex situations, and funeral service gives her the opportunity to apply that skill during what can be one of the most overwhelming times in a family’s life.

Sophia’s approach is gentle, patient, and highly organized. She strives to be a source of calm for each family she serves, helping take some of the administrative weight off their shoulders so they can focus more fully on honoring their loved one. Her experience managing demanding workloads and sensitive information has taught her how to remain composed under pressure, anticipate needs, and handle important details with care.

At Clearview, Sophia is most excited to bring her empathy and sense of service to the team. Her goal is to make every family feel heard, supported, and genuinely cared for throughout the process.

A South Florida native of Cuban descent, Ketty Gonzalez Evora was raised in the West Miami and South Miami area. Growing up in such a culturally diverse community helped shape her appreciation for family, service, and the importance of supporting others through life’s most significant moments.

Before entering funeral service, Ketty owned and operated a medical billing company. Throughout her career, she repeatedly saw the need for greater guidance around retirement and end-of-life preparation. She came to recognize that helping families plan in advance could provide clarity, financial protection, and peace of mind before a difficult time ever arrives—a realization that ultimately led her to preneed advocacy.

Ketty begins each conversation by creating a comfortable, pressure-free environment. She takes the time to understand each family’s beliefs, traditions, values, and priorities before offering guidance. Her goal is to educate and listen, helping individuals make their wishes known so their loved ones are never left wondering, “Is this what they would have wanted?”

Life has taught Ketty firsthand how fragile and unpredictable it can be. That perspective has strengthened her compassion and reinforced her belief that, while we cannot control everything life brings, we can prepare for the things within our control. At Clearview, she is especially excited to build community awareness through education and meaningful outreach, helping more families understand the value of advance planning while contributing to Clearview’s long-term growth.