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For over 109 years, the white house on 65th Street and Metropolitan Avenue has been a prominent site. We are talking about the Hess - Miller Funeral Home.

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    September 09, 2025
    Gerald J Schneider
    1952-2025
    Visitation Tuesday 9/9/2025 7pm to 9pm & Wednesday 2pm to 5pm & 7pm to 9pm Mass of Christian Burial Thursday 10:45 am at St. Margaret Church Middle Village Interment St.John Cemetery Middle Village NY
    September 10, 2025
    Patricia Norz
    1935-2025
    Mass of Christian Burial Wednesday 9/10/2025 10am at St.Stanislaus Church Maspeth NY Followed by Interment at St.John Cemetery Middle Village NY
    September 11, 2025
    Ana R Munoz
    1926-2025
    Visitation Thursday 9/11/2025 4pm to 8pm Mass of Christian Burial Friday 9:30 am at Transfiguration Church (263 Marcy Ave Brooklyn NY) Interment Evergreen Cemetery Brooklyn NY
    September 12, 2025
    Amin Sanchez Cano
    1956-2025
    Visitation Friday 9/12/2025 2pm to 5pm & 7pm to 9pm Mass of Christian Burial Saturday 9:30 am at St.Nicholas of Tolentine Church Jamaica NY Followed by Cremation at Fresh Pond Crematory Middle Village NY
  • Gerald J Schneider September 09, 2025
  • Patricia Norz September 10, 2025
  • Ana R Munoz September 11, 2025
  • Amin Sanchez Cano September 12, 2025

For over 109 years, the white house on 65th Street and Metropolitan Avenue has been a prominent site. We are talking about the Hess - Miller Funeral Home. When it was first erected in 1902, it was to be the summer cottage of Borough President of Queens, Martin Major. In 1920, John S. Miller took ownership and made it his home and place of business. In fact, he made it one of the first funeral home s with viewing chapels.

During the late 40's, Mr Arthur E. Hess went into business with Mr. Miller and hence, the name Hess - Miller came to be. The Hess- Miller Funeral Home saw many changes during those years to the present. In 1982, Mr. Anthony J. Martino and family purchased Hess-Miller. Since that time, we have strived to maintain its well-known integrity and quality and, at the same time, add our own measure of experience.The Martino Family has and will always strive to perform the best possible service in a manner we can be proud of. We are also proud to have the opportunity to serve and be members of this community.

After a long history the Martino Family continues to grow. David L. Martino wants to make sure that his family history continues to perform its excellent service in its industries. By making sure everything runs smoothly and that all aspects of the proper funeral are met. We are here to help.
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