St. Patrick Cemetery was established in the mid-nineteenth century when the O'Connells, Irish immigr

ants to the Kent Valley, set aside four acres of their homestead for a Catholic cemetery. St. Patrick was transferred to the Diocese of Nesqually (now the Archdiocese of Seattle) in 1902 and was the parish cemetery for nearby St. Anthony parish (now Holy Spirit parish) in Kent. Associated Catholic Cemeteries assumed responsibility for St. Patrick Cemetery in July 1989. The staff of Gethsemane Cemetery, Federal Way, provides maintenance and oversee operations and records. St. Patrick offers scenic views of the Kent Valley and Mt. Rainier in a quaint and rustic setting. St. Patrick offers a wide variety of burial choices with a backdrop of pastoral and rustic beauty that appeals to many. St. Patrick offers both traditional casket burial and cremation placement options. We invite you to contact St. Patrick for a personalized tour and the opportunity to have your questions answered.

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