Brad Horsley
Owner / Funeral Director
Brad Horsley was born in Malad, Idaho in December of 1979. He graduated from Malad High School in 1998 where he enjoyed playing all types of sports and activities. He served an LDS Mission in the Goiania Brazil Mission from 99-01. He attended BYU-I where he played football for the Vikings during the final year of Rick's Collegiate sports. He Married Kristen Carter from Pocatello in 2002. Brad earned an associates degree from BYU-I and a Bachelors Degree from Idaho State University. He then attended Arapahoe Community College and earned his degree in Mortuary Science in 2007. Brad and Kristen have 6 beautiful children together. Brad continues to enjoy all sports and outdoor activities. He stays busy with his family, church callings and helping coach all of his kid's sport teams. He is grateful to be able to serve the great people and families of Southeast Idaho alongside his Father Spence Horsley.
Brad Horsley
Owner / Funeral Director
Brad Horsley was born in Malad, Idaho in December of 1979. He graduated from Malad High School in 1998 where he enjoyed playing all types of sports and activities. He served an LDS Mission in the Goiania Brazil Mission from 99-01. He attended BYU-I where he played football for the Vikings during the final year of Rick's Collegiate sports. He Married Kristen Carter from Pocatello in 2002. Brad earned an associates degree from BYU-I and a Bachelors Degree from Idaho State University. He then attended Arapahoe Community College and earned his degree in Mortuary Science in 2007. Brad and Kristen have 6 beautiful children together. Brad continues to enjoy all sports and outdoor activities. He stays busy with his family, church callings and helping coach all of his kid's sport teams. He is grateful to be able to serve the great people and families of Southeast Idaho alongside his Father Spence Horsley.
Spence Horsley
Owner / Funeral Director
E. Spence Horsley was born in Malad, Idaho. He grew up in Downey, Idaho, where he helped his father, Raymond Horsley, operate Downata Hot Springs. He graduated from Marsh Valley High School in 1964. Spence later married Debbie Field Horsley; they have 6 children and 29 grandchildren. Horsley Funeral Home began in Malad in 1978, when Spence bought Benson Funeral Home from Raiford Benson. In 1979, he built the Marsh Valley Funeral Home to serve the families he grew up with.
Spence Horsley
Owner / Funeral Director
E. Spence Horsley was born in Malad, Idaho. He grew up in Downey, Idaho, where he helped his father, Raymond Horsley, operate Downata Hot Springs. He graduated from Marsh Valley High School in 1964. Spence later married Debbie Field Horsley; they have 6 children and 29 grandchildren. Horsley Funeral Home began in Malad in 1978, when Spence bought Benson Funeral Home from Raiford Benson. In 1979, he built the Marsh Valley Funeral Home to serve the families he grew up with.
Eric Crowther
Apprentice
Eric Crowther, born and raised in Malad Idaho, has worked in his family’s local hardware business for more than 14 years and started working at Horsley Funeral Home in 2021, part-time. He has always had an interest in the funeral industry and at the beginning of 2025 decided that while he enjoyed serving the people who came into the lumber store, he felt he wanted to serve families through the funeral home full-time.
Eric loves going on adventures with his 5 children and beautiful wife, whether that be going on razor rides, traveling, or working on a project. Their family also has fun working together making wooden toys for their family business E-S Farmtoys. Eric has recently received his insurance license in order to better serve you. Serving families in the Malad, Marsh Valley, Soda Springs, and Grace area is an honor, and Eric is here to help you with all your funeral needs.
Eric Crowther
Apprentice
Eric Crowther, born and raised in Malad Idaho, has worked in his family’s local hardware business for more than 14 years and started working at Horsley Funeral Home in 2021, part-time. He has always had an interest in the funeral industry and at the beginning of 2025 decided that while he enjoyed serving the people who came into the lumber store, he felt he wanted to serve families through the funeral home full-time.
Eric loves going on adventures with his 5 children and beautiful wife, whether that be going on razor rides, traveling, or working on a project. Their family also has fun working together making wooden toys for their family business E-S Farmtoys. Eric has recently received his insurance license in order to better serve you. Serving families in the Malad, Marsh Valley, Soda Springs, and Grace area is an honor, and Eric is here to help you with all your funeral needs.
Mandi Ward
Office Manager
Mandi Ward grew up in Malad, Idaho and graduated from Malad High School in 1998. After graduation she attended ISU School of Technology and earned her certificate in dental assisting. Mandi married her high school sweetheart, Jedd in 1999. They moved to Chicago, Illinois for 2 years before returning back home to Idaho to raise a family. They have 4 beautiful children and a son-in-law. Outside of assisting families in their time of need, she enjoys thrifting and antique stores, photography and most of all chasing her kids around to their sporting events. Mandi feels honored to serve the families of Southeast Idaho.
Mandi Ward
Office Manager
Mandi Ward grew up in Malad, Idaho and graduated from Malad High School in 1998. After graduation she attended ISU School of Technology and earned her certificate in dental assisting. Mandi married her high school sweetheart, Jedd in 1999. They moved to Chicago, Illinois for 2 years before returning back home to Idaho to raise a family. They have 4 beautiful children and a son-in-law. Outside of assisting families in their time of need, she enjoys thrifting and antique stores, photography and most of all chasing her kids around to their sporting events. Mandi feels honored to serve the families of Southeast Idaho.
Galen Wilson
Funeral Assistant
Galen Wilson was born and raised in Soda Springs. He attended Soda Springs High School graduating in 1973. Galen was active in sports and enjoyed participating in student government. Galen began working at Monsanto in 1974 after a year of college at BYU. Galen was able to work in many positions and redesign teams during his 42 1/2 year career retiring in December 2016. Galen met his eternal companion, Joy Ellen Godfrey and was married in the Logan Temple in June 1976. They have lived in Soda Springs since then. Galen has enjoyed his opportunity to help Joy's father and brother on their farm, driving trucks and taking Joy on some of the long hauls. They have 4 beautiful daughters that have given them 15 grandchildren with three granddaughters recently married. Galen is actively participating in the Caribou Historical Society, the Caribou Medical Center Foundation, the Caribou Development Foundation and is active in church. He has enjoyed following his grandchildren as they have participated in sports and dance. Galen enjoys being outside, especially camping and helping his son-in-law with his Cross-Country activities. It has allowed him to be involved with a lot of great kids. I never thought that I would have the opportunity to work at a mortuary helping members of our community. It has been a wonderful experience, and I have enjoyed helping wherever possible.
Galen Wilson
Funeral Assistant
Galen Wilson was born and raised in Soda Springs. He attended Soda Springs High School graduating in 1973. Galen was active in sports and enjoyed participating in student government. Galen began working at Monsanto in 1974 after a year of college at BYU. Galen was able to work in many positions and redesign teams during his 42 1/2 year career retiring in December 2016. Galen met his eternal companion, Joy Ellen Godfrey and was married in the Logan Temple in June 1976. They have lived in Soda Springs since then. Galen has enjoyed his opportunity to help Joy's father and brother on their farm, driving trucks and taking Joy on some of the long hauls. They have 4 beautiful daughters that have given them 15 grandchildren with three granddaughters recently married. Galen is actively participating in the Caribou Historical Society, the Caribou Medical Center Foundation, the Caribou Development Foundation and is active in church. He has enjoyed following his grandchildren as they have participated in sports and dance. Galen enjoys being outside, especially camping and helping his son-in-law with his Cross-Country activities. It has allowed him to be involved with a lot of great kids. I never thought that I would have the opportunity to work at a mortuary helping members of our community. It has been a wonderful experience, and I have enjoyed helping wherever possible.
