Our Staff

Treadrick M. Hayes

Owner\ Funeral Director and Embalmer

Treadrick (Trey) Hayes is a member of the Owens Chapel Missionary Baptist Church. He is a graduate of Mid America College where he received his degree in Mortuary Science. He is a license Funeral director and Embalmer in the state of Kentucky. Trey is a member of the Taylor County Civic league and The Renaissance Men Club. He is married to Jasma Hayes; they have two children Khole Hayes and Amari Shay Hayes. Trey has 10 years of experience in funeral services. During his spare time Trey likes to spend his days fishing, golfing and spending time with his girls. 

Telephone: 1-270-465-5118

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Jasma Hayes

Funeral Assistant

Khloe Hayes

Funeral Assistant

Khloe is the daughter of Treadrick Hayes. She attends Cavern Middle School. Where she plays in the school band and on the school softball team. Khole plans to one day take over the family business along with her sister Amari. 

Amari Shay Hayes

Funeral Assistant

Amari is the daughter of Treadrick Hayes and Jasma Hayes. Amari attends Campbellsville Elementary School. She also enjoys playing softball and spending time with family and friends. Amari plans to take over the business along with her sister Khole.  

Edward Taylor

Funeral Assistant

Edward Taylor is known to his family and friends in Taylor County as Earl. In 2014 after retiring from the military and federal service he decided it was time to come back home to Campbellsville. He is the son of Virgil and Norma Jean Taylor. His siblings are Chick, Greg, Barkley, Bonnie, Vanessa, Terry, Stefan and Melissa Taylor. Earl is married to Vanessa Taylor and is the father of Mandrill and Courtney.  Shortly after graduating from Campbellsville High School in 1971 Earl enlisted into the U.S.Army. While in the service he furthered his education and acquired an Associate Degree in Early Childhood Education. In addition the military gave him the opportunity to serve in Germany and the intracontinental United States; which allowed him to be exposed to numerous cultures and lifestyles.

Throughout Earl’s career he has worked as a professional soldier, a medical/cardiac care provider, a department manager, an early childhood educator and a winning basketball coach. Since returning home he has committed himself to helping out in the community whenever the need arises.

In 2021 he was given the Commonwealth of Kentucky-Martin Luther King Jr. Leadership Award because of his dedication to community service and the ideals of Dr. King.  An undertaking that has been most dear to him is working with Hayes Brothers Funeral Home. Earl realizes the stress of losing a love one. He has personally participated in the difficulty of having to make decisions for Home Going Services. Earl values any way that he can assist his community and make this experience a little easier. You will often hear him say, “God has truly blessed me throughout my life” and he strides to be a blessings to others.

Edward Nolan Dunston

Funeral Assistant

Anthony Robinson

Funeral Director

Eugene McKay

Funeral Assistant