Our Staff

Rosemary Trudden comes from a funeral home background in her own right. Her father, William E. Law founded the William E. Law funeral home in Massapequa, NY which her brother William now runs today. Rosemary has been a fixture in the Farmingdale community for over 40 years. She’s a past president and longtime member of the Farmingdale Women’s Club. A member of the Farmingdale Library board for nearly 20 years, Rosemary also serves on the Board of Directors for the Farmingdale Chamber of Commerce, where she was unanimously chosen as the businessperson of the year in 2011. Other credits include the Farmingdale Columbiettes and past president of the Farmingdale Kiwanis club. Rosemary has also worked in the Nassau County Executive’s press office since 1996, where she recently retired to move on to her most important position of all; grandmother to her son William’s twins, Gracie and Billy.

William is a fourth generation funeral director stretching back to 1927. Upon graduation from C.W. Post College with honors in 2001, he went on to do the same at the graduate level at Hofstra University in 2003, earning a Master’s Degree. After a few years working in real estate, finance and accounting, William went back to school to pursue his funeral director’s license in 2009. A fourth generation graduate from the American Academy McAllister Institute in 2010, William would complete his residency and earn his license in 2011. William is a member of the National Funeral Directors’ Association (NFDA), the New York State Funeral Directors’ Association (NYSFD), and the Nassau-Suffolk Funeral Directors Association (NSFDA). Like his parents before him, William is actively involved in the Farmingdale community. He serves on the board of directors of the Farmingdale Chamber of Commerce, is a past president and member of the Farmingdale Rotary Club, and a member of the Farmingdale Knights of Columbus. He also proudly serves on the Farmingdale Village Planning Board. 

Michael J. Quinn is a first generation funeral director with over 35 years’ experience in his chosen profession. He was born and raised in Levittown, NY, the last of John and Mercedes’ ten children. Michael followed his siblings to St. Bernard’s School, also in Levittown. After high school, Michael attended Adelphi University and was a member of their lacrosse team. Upon graduating with a degree in Sociology, he attended American Academy McAllister Institute of Funeral Service and began his lifelong journey of serving families in need. Michael has served as a volunteer Religious Education instructor at St. Barnabas the Apostle RC Church in Bellmore, NY as well as coaching his children in lacrosse for the Levittown and Bellmore/Merrick PAL programs. Michael was honored to join the McCourt and Trudden Funeral Home in January 2022. He is a member of the New York State Funeral Directors Association, Nassau-Suffolk Funeral Directors Association, US Lacrosse and Long Island Metropolitan Lacrosse Association. Michael is the proud father of Grace and Michael.  

Karen P. Willig, a 25 year resident of Seaford started out as a Farmingdale renter with her husband of 30 years. While staying home to raise their 5 children, Karen volunteered on many committees with the PTA of Seaford Harbor School. She was a class parent for many years, she volunteered with the Girl Scouts of Nassau County, the Boy Scouts of Nassau County, and Coached Soccer through PAL. Karen taught Religious Education at St. William the Abbot and volunteered for the Nassau County Coalition Against Domestic Violence. She also helped to run support groups and activities for new mothers and their families at the Midshore Mothers’ Center/National Association of Mothers’ Center for 18 years. Karen then went to work full time as a supervisor at Kohl’s Department Stores. Deciding she wanted a job that truly helped people and knowing a friend in the business, Karen saw an opportunity to once again be of assistance to the community and to do a job that requires compassion, ethics, and a big heart. Karen began her career as Administrative Assistant at McCourt and Trudden on May 1st, 2014. It was one of the best decisions she ever made.