Hill Funeral Home & Cremation Services

Hill Funeral Home & Cremation Services is a funeral home in Puyallup, Washington. The location serves families throughout the Puyallup area and offers burial services, cremation services, pre-need planning, and veterans services including military honors.

Hill Funeral Home was established in 1908 by Ernest Newville Hill, a Spanish-American War veteran and licensed embalmer and funeral director. Hill is credited with introducing the first motor-powered funeral coaches in Pierce County. The business passed to Ernest's son, R. Vernon Hill, and continued as a locally owned family operation through five generations of the Hill family. For much of its history, the funeral home was located at 217 E Pioneer Ave in Puyallup before relocating to its current address.

The facility offers private viewings and identification viewings. Hill Funeral Home does not operate an on-site cemetery, an on-site crematory, or reception space, and does not offer pet cremation services.

Hill Funeral Home holds certification as a Veterans Funeral Specialist provider and coordinates burial with national, state, and tribal veterans' cemeteries. Families frequently identify individual staff members by name in reviews, noting their patience and consistent responsiveness throughout the arrangement process.