Ralph M Geer Funeral Home

d'Argy Family Funeral Homes is a family-owned and operated funeral service provider with a longstanding commitment to the communities of Brookville, Reynoldsville, and Punxsutawney in Jefferson County. They offer a modern, welcoming environment that honors family traditions while providing personalized support during life's most challenging times. Each location features state-of-the-art video and audio systems for live broadcasts and recordings, ensuring that loved ones can remain connected even from afar. The dedicated team is available 24/7 to assist with prearrangements and to guide families through the grieving process with compassion and professionalism. Generated from the website

Your up-to-date source for funeral information. In 1881, Joseph Stevens, opened a funeral home from his furniture store. 122 years and five generations later, our family is still serving the families of the Greater Altoona area. We are proud to continue the tradition of high quality service that was established over a century ago and that has continually been improved upon through the years. We invite you to stop in or get in touch with us at any time we may be of assistance to you or your family.

The Bauer-Hillis Funeral Home of Rimersburg, established in 1912 by Cember "CB" Stewart, has been a pillar of support for the community for over a century. Originally located opposite the present site at Veterans Memorial Park, it moved to its current address at 758 Main Street to accommodate the growing preference for modern funeral services post-WWII. Under the stewardship of James D. "JD" Miller and Margaret, the funeral home saw steady growth and enhancements, including the construction of the north wing in 1961. In 1980, Rimersburg native Richard D. Hillis took over, later renovating the building in 2000 to include a new arrangement office and family center. With a legacy of compassion, local resident Larry Bliss, who joined the team in 1993, became a licensed funeral director in 1996. In 2010, Dick sold the business to Jack Bauer, leading to the renaming as Bauer-Hillis Funeral Home. Committed to upholding the tradition of care and attention, the funeral home remains a sanctuary where the community can expect the same level of compassion and support that has defined it for the past century. Generated from the website content