Bridget Frost

Bridget L. Frost, CFSP, CCO is a licensed Funeral Director, Embalmer, and Crematory Specialist with many years of experience serving families with compassion, empathy, skill, and dedication. Prior to entering the funeral profession, Bridget worked as a Certified Nursing Assistant, where she developed a strong foundation of hands-on care and empathy that continues to guide her work today.

Throughout her career, Bridget has become highly respected for her expertise in military funeral services and is the trusted point of contact for many of our Native Muckleshoot Tribal families. She also brings advanced knowledge in reconstruction and restorative skills, allowing her to provide thoughtful and dignified care in even the most complex situations. Bridget has experienced personal loss multiple times throughout her life, with the recent and unexpected loss of her mother she feels that she connects with families on a deeper level, even more than before. 

As a mother, Bridget has a deep understanding of the unique needs of grieving families, particularly when caring for children. Her extensive training and natural compassion allow her to approach these delicate circumstances with exceptional sensitivity and skill.

Bridget’s professional accomplishments include completing advanced training at the Fountain National Academy of Embalming and Reconstructive Surgery. This included roughly 130 hours of hands-on training, and 41+ of those were one-on-one with world renowned Vernie Fountain. She also holds the distinguished designation of Certified Funeral Service Practitioner (CFSP), reflecting her commitment to excellence and continued education in funeral service requiring a minimum of 20 continuing education credits a year. Reflecting on her commitment to excellence and continued education in funeral service.

Outside of work, Bridget enjoys cooking, baking, watching 80s classics and listening to multiple genres of music. She and her husband recently celebrated a proud milestone by sending their eldest son into military service, while continuing to raise their five younger children at home. Along with a beloved dog and a leopard gecko, Bridget stays busy caring for her family and creating a warm, welcoming home.