Funeral Homes in the Portland, Oregon Metro Area

In the Portland, Oregon metropolitan area, ten locations operated by Altogether serve families across a broad geographic range — from Molalla and Canby in the south to Portland and Hillsboro in the north and west, with additional locations in Tualatin and Happy Valley. The communities served include Portland, Hillsboro, Tualatin, Happy Valley, Canby, and Molalla, as well as the surrounding areas of Clackamas and Washington counties. Services available across the market include burial, cremation, funeral and memorial services, pre-need planning, veterans services, and alternative disposition options including human composting and aquamation. Families seeking cemetery property, mausoleum interment, or green burial options will also find dedicated facilities within this market.

• Molalla Funeral Chapel, located in downtown Molalla, is a standalone funeral home with roots tracing to 1900, when the Adams family operated a coffin store at the founding commercial node of the Molalla townsite. Harvey Everhart took over the business in 1909, establishing the funeral home that would operate under continuous family ownership for the better part of a century. The facility includes a chapel and accommodates identification and private viewings.

• Canby Funeral Chapel, located in Canby, is a standalone funeral home established in 1934 in a purpose-built mortuary at 160 S Grant Street. The 1925 Bungalow-style building, designed by Portland architect Louis Vogan, is listed in the Oregon Historic Sites Database as an inventoried historic property. The facility includes a chapel and accommodates identification and private viewings.

• Crown Cremation Services – Portland is a cremation arrangement center located in Portland's Lloyd District, established in 2010 in a remodeled facility near Lloyd Center. The location specializes in direct cremation and burial arrangements and accommodates identification and private viewings. No on-site crematory, chapel, or reception space is operated at this location.

• Crown Cremation Services – Tualatin is a cremation arrangement center in the Hedges Creek area of Tualatin, established in 2003. The facility operates an on-site crematory and offers witness cremation in addition to standard burial and cremation services. Identification and private viewings are accommodated on site.

• Valley Memorial Funeral Home is a funeral home in Hillsboro, established in 1969 and co-located with Valley Memorial Park cemetery on the same grounds. The funeral home offers a broad service scope including certified celebrant services and veterans services including military honors. The facility includes a mausoleum chapel.

• Valley Memorial Park is a perpetual care cemetery in Hillsboro, established in 1958 on land previously farmed by the Carothers family, an early Washington County family with roots in the area dating to the 19th century. In 2005, the park became the first cemetery in Oregon to receive certification from the Green Burial Council for eco-friendly interment options. The 40-acre property includes a six-to-eight-acre lake, a mausoleum, cremation gardens and niches, and a dedicated Catholic cemetery section.

• Sunnyside Funeral & Cremation is a funeral home and event center in Happy Valley, co-located with Sunnyside Memorial Gardens cemetery on the same grounds. The facility, which joined the Little Chapel of the Chimes network in 1990, includes a chapel and reception event space with open vaulted ceilings, a creek-facing deck, and audiovisual and catering capabilities. A carillon tower is a distinctive architectural feature of the property.

• Sunnyside Memorial Gardens is a cemetery in Happy Valley, founded in 1961 by Donovan Elroy Olson as Sunnyside Chimes Memorial Garden on land historically known as Deardorff Valley. The six-acre property includes award-winning landscaped gardens, a carillon tower, a mausoleum, and cremation gardens with niches. Build-to-suit cemetery property options are available.

• Wilhelm's Portland Memorial Funeral Home is a full-service funeral home in Portland, tracing its roots to 1901 when the Wilhelm family established a funeral home in the Sellwood neighborhood. The business relocated in 2008 to its current location at 6705 SE 14th Avenue, where it merged operations with Portland Memorial under unified management. The facility includes multiple chapels, reception and event space, and accommodates veterans services including military honors.

• Wilhelm's Portland Mausoleum is a historic mausoleum and interment facility in Portland, co-located with Wilhelm's Portland Memorial Funeral Home on the same grounds. Founded on April 24, 1901 as the Portland Crematorium by the Portland Cremation Association, it is the first and oldest crematorium west of the Mississippi River. The facility features multiple chapels, a replica Pietà sculpture carved by Taverelli Studios in Italy, and a 50,000-square-foot exterior mural depicting the Oaks Bottom Wetlands Wildlife Area completed in 2009. Staff-led tours drawing on the facility's architectural history and the history of the influential Portland families memorialized there are a noted feature of the location.

Families choosing among locations in this market typically weigh factors including geographic proximity, facility type, and the specific services or settings they require. Arrangement centers such as the Crown Cremation Services locations are structured for direct cremation and burial arrangements without chapel or reception facilities, while full-service funeral homes offer broader ceremony and event options. Families with cemetery or mausoleum interment needs may prefer locations with on-site cemetery property, while those seeking green burial options will find that designation only at Valley Memorial Park within this market.