Wolfe Memorial

It is a sensible and thoughtful gift to your loved ones to organize your funeral plans in advance. If you have been considering purchasing cemetery property at Grandview Cemetery in N. Versailles, now is a good time. Through June 1, 2026, they are offering 10% off a new property purchase and additional 5% off when you pre pay the interment fee for the new property. Learn more about Grandview Cemetery here:

Grandview Cemetary North Versailles, PA Grandview Cemetery has been serving the community since 1902. The cemetery roads are lined with trees and at the highest point, the view is spectacular.

If you would like to be part of a caring, supportive team in a meaningful and impactful setting then we would love to talk to you!

Come visit us this Saturday 11am-4pm at Churchill Community Day and craft a beaded suncatcher to take home!

Happy Independence Day from Wolfe Memorial!

Take time this holiday to gather with your loved ones and enjoy the warm weather!

We wish you a very fun and safe holiday.

Former Penn Hills Councilman Jim Getsy remembered as fixture of civic life Jim Getsy’s ties to Penn Hills ran deep. That’ll happen when a person described by friends and family as a dedicated community servant and believer in bureaucracy lives in one community for 57 years. Getsy, 85, a former Penn Hills councilman and fixture of civic life, died March 15. He

Really amazing images of flooding on the Three Rivers!

Happy Saint Patrick's day from your friends at Wolfe!

A fun fact about St. Patrick's association with green comes from Time.com, "It wasn’t until 1798, the year of the Irish Rebellion, that the color green became officially associated with the day, Casey says. Up until the rebellion, the color associated with St. Patrick was blue, as it was featured both in the royal court and on ancient Irish flags. But as the British wore red, the Irish chose to wear green, and they sang the song “The Wearing of the Green” during the rebellion, cementing the color’s relevance in Irish history."