Piercy's-Mt Washington Funeral Home

03/12/2026

02/04/2026

02/04/2026

**Edit (feb 5th): Wow, we can't thank everyone enough for their kindness! We are now fully stocked for fruits and veggies. Thank you so much. ❤**

🥕🥬🍎 We are running low on root vegetables, leafy greens, and apples. We be-leaf you root for us, and carrot about wildlife! 🙄😁

Not all of our patients are carnivores. Some require fruits and veggies as part of their diets. Local friends, can you help? We need fresh greens like spinach and kale, veggies like potatoes and carrots, and of course apples. None of our critters eat onions, so we can't take those.

Your food donations are welcomed at our hospital 9-5, seven days a week. Look for the feather flag at the end of our parking lot to find the admissions entrance. For more items on our regularly updated wish list, look here https://marswildliferescue.com/ways-to-give/wish-list/ ❤️

11/21/2025

On the day that Thomas Edison passed, hours before his death, Edison emerged from a coma, opened his eyes, looked upwards and said, "It is very beautiful over there."

11/20/2025

Throwback to 1992: Piercy's Funeral Home
Hey everyone! 🌟
We stumbled upon this vintage gem from 1992, capturing Piercy's Funeral Home before its first round of renovations. It’s always fascinating to take a trip down memory lane and see how much things have changed over the years.
This photo highlights the original architecture and charm that many of us remember fondly. It’s amazing to think about how this establishment has been a cornerstone for our community, providing compassionate services through the decades.
Do you have any memories or stories about Piercy's from back in the day? Feel free to share them in the comments below! Let’s celebrate the history and heritage of this beloved local landmark together. 📸✨

11/19/2025

"Everyone deserves a smile" is a Fundraiser that E'cole Puntledge Park School takes part in every year - If you are able to donate toiletries, socks, toques or scarves please feel free to drop them off here at Piercy's and we will get them to the school for you. Please see below for more details. Thank you

11/14/2025

Roman soldiers legally were not allowed to marry, so they legitimized their relationships in death by dedicating gravestones of their loved ones. This practice transferred to Britain while military forts were shared by the Romans and the British.

11/13/2025

Look what we found in the archives — best guess is that it was published in the 1990’s - decades ago! Times have changed, but our dedication to serving families has not.

11/11/2025

We are closed today, to honour all who have served and still serve today take a moment to remember.