Gabriel Casaus is the General Manager for Mt.Taylor, bringing more than 25 years of experience in the funeral service profession.
A graduate of San Antonio College with a degree in Mortuary Science, Gabriel has built a career spanning publicly traded companies, private funeral groups, and independent family-owned funeral homes.
Licensed as a Funeral Director in New Mexico and Arizona, and previously in Texas, Gabriel has held progressive leadership roles, including Regional Manager, providing strategic and operational oversight. He is a Past President of the New Mexico Funeral
Service Association and has been actively involved in organizations such as Kiwanis
and Sandoval County 4H Amigos.
Born in Albuquerque and raised in Bernalillo, New Mexico—where he still
resides—Gabriel is a third-generation cattle rancher who loves spending time on the weekends managing his family’s ranch. Outside of work, he loves traveling and visiting his daughter and son-in-law, Jonauh and Ian White, in Texas.
Madison Windhorst joined Mt. Taylor Funeral Home in March 2023, beginning her journey as an Office Administrator. It wasn’t long before she felt a strong calling to pre-need planning, where she discovered the profound impact of helping families find comfort and peace through preparation. This passion inspired her to pursue and successfully earn her license as a Funeral Director.
With roots in a large, close-knit family, Madison brings a deep personal understanding of grief and the importance of compassionate support. She has had the privilege of serving more than 200 families, offering guidance, empathy, and care from the first phone call to the final farewell.
Madison’s dedication to the families she serves is matched by her sincere commitment to making every experience thoughtful and meaningful.
Jordin Souza is a third-generation funeral director and dedicated funeral service intern committed to the professional practice of arranging, directing, and preparing meaningful funeral services.
A graduate of Westmont High School in San Jose, California, he later returned to New Mexico to pursue his calling in the funeral profession and continue his family’s proud legacy. Deeply rooted in tradition and guided by strong values, Jordin is devoted to professional growth, continued education, and excellence in service. He works closely with families during some of life’s most difficult moments, offering compassion, discretion, and unwavering respect. Each service he oversees is thoughtfully planned and conducted with dignity, ensuring that every life is honored with care and integrity. Upholding the highest standards of ethical conduct and professionalism remains central to his work.
Beyond his profession, Jordin is a devoted husband and father. He and his wife, Felicia Souza, have shared five wonderful years together and are proud parents to three children—two daughters and a son. Felicia has been his steadfast partner and greatest supporter, encouraging him throughout his journey toward becoming the best funeral service professional he can be. Grounded in faith, tradition, and family, Jordin remains dedicated to serving his community with compassion, integrity, and honor. In his personal time, he enjoys gaming, which provides balance and a way to recharge as he continues to serve families with dedication and care.
Amanda brings deep compassion and a strong sense of purpose to every family she serves. She lives in Bluewater, New Mexico with her husband Jesse and their four children.
In March 2024, Amanda became a licensed Life Insurance Agent in both New Mexico and Texas. She is currently pursuing her Associate Degree in Business Management while attending Mortuary School demonstrating her commitment to growth and service in funeral care.
Amanda transitioned into her current role in November 2024 and she oversees obituary writing, amongst other administrative responsibilities and helps guide families through each step with compassion. She is a licensed in the State of New Mexico as a Direct Funeral Service Intern in Embalming. Her long-term goal is to become a licensed Funeral Service Practitioner.
Outside of work, she loves spending time with her family—whether it’s camping, going to the movies, or traveling across the country. She’s also a passionate advocate for those fighting Classic Hodgkin's Lymphoma and for supporting our troops who suffer from PTSD.