Family-owned Mundelein funeral home with more than 180 years of service. Has two chapels, a private lounge with a space designed for children, and three levels reached by elevator; services can be streamed live.
158 funeral homes and crematories offering burial in Illinois, listed by city and county. Each listing names the services the home offers, the faiths it serves and the languages its staff speak, with its address, its phone and a link to its general price list where it posts one.
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158 funeral homes and crematories offering burial in Illinois
Family-owned Mundelein funeral home with more than 180 years of service. Has two chapels, a private lounge with a space designed for children, and three levels reached by elevator; services can be streamed live.
Naperville funeral home in a house built in the late 1800s, with three large chapels, two conference rooms, a children's room and two lounges. Owned and operated by one family since 1977 and serving families since 1918, with a sister home, Overman-Jones, in Plainfield; staff answer the phones around the clock with no answering service.
Nashville funeral home, locally and family owned, in a building designed for funerals in 1938 and among the first built for that use in Southern Illinois. Its chapel has an ornamental plaster ceiling, and sister homes stand in Okawville and Ashley. Services can include video memorial tributes.
Norridge funeral home founded in August 1985 that has since added chapels and an on-site crematory. Open seven days a week, it can return cremated remains as solidified stones made by Parting Stone.
Norridge Jewish funeral home started in 2006, formerly Lakeshore Jewish Funerals, owned by Westlawn Cemetery and part of the Temple Sholom family. It holds services at Temple Sholom, another synagogue, the chapel in Westlawn's mausoleum or graveside at any cemetery, and its line answers 24 hours a day.
Family-owned North Riverside funeral home that holds one service or visitation at a time, so a family has the whole building. Has a remodeled chapel and a coffee lounge, serves Riverside, Berwyn, Cicero, Forest Park, La Grange, Oak Park and nearby towns, and has a sister home, Johnson-Nosek, in Brookfield.
Northbrook Jewish funeral business that operates no chapels, holding services at graveside, in a synagogue or in the cemetery chapels at Westlawn, New Light and Sunset Memorial Lawns. Its own mortuary lets chevra kadishas perform taharas where no embalming takes place and gives shomers their own room. Opened in 2010; funerals are livestreamed.
Oak Lawn funeral home opened in 1961, carrying on a Blake-Lamb tradition that began in Chicago in 1880. It has several chapels, the largest seating up to 250, an interfaith chapel, a coffee lounge and a reception space with catering from its own menu.
Oak Lawn cemetery founded in 1927 as Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, with in-ground burial, above-ground entombment, family estates and a veterans section. Its sister funeral home, opened in 1996, has an interfaith chapel and caterers who cook local favorites or family recipes.
Oak Lawn funeral home in operation since 1917 and family-owned and operated, with its own florist, the Country Daisy Flower Shop, which makes casket sprays and other funeral arrangements.
Oakbrook Terrace cemetery of 95 acres that began as Green Ridge Cemetery in the 1920s, with in-ground burial, above-ground entombment and a granite and marble chapel built in 1926 for committal services. Its sister funeral home has two on-site chapels, reception space and catering.
Family-owned Orland Park funeral home, one of three Lawn Funeral Home locations with Burbank and Tinley Park; the firm was founded in Burbank in 1962 and has served families for three generations. Its Simple Thank You service records guests and prints personalized acknowledgement cards and addressed envelopes.
Orland Park funeral home serving families since 1909, with a recently renovated chapel seating up to 250, a coffee lounge and a reception area catered by its own team. Arrangements can be made by phone or email, and visitations can be held at a private residence.
Palatine funeral home opened in 1987, one of three run by a family firm dating to 1912 and now in its fourth generation. Has three chapels, two arrangement rooms and a lounge; the firm has its own crematory and serves Greek Orthodox families together with Adinamis Funeral Directors.
Park Ridge funeral home in service since 1922, with third-generation Cooney family funeral directors. It opened on Chicago's north side, moved twice within it before settling in Park Ridge, and serves the city's north side neighborhoods and northern suburbs.
Paw Paw funeral home run by four generations of one family since 1924, today owned and operated by the founder's great-grandson, a licensed funeral director and embalmer. Calls are answered day or night.
Pekin funeral home founded in 1934, in a two-story house built in 1868, with a main chapel that seats 300, a second chapel for smaller gatherings and a lounge for refreshments. It owns a crematory on the grounds of Prairie Haven Cemetery and offers catering.
Peoria funeral home opened in 1980 beside the 68-acre Parkview Cemetery, with its own crematory on site. Its large chapel seats 200 and its smaller one 75, a room beside the smaller chapel holds visitations and catered receptions, and the cemetery has two community mausoleums and a veterans memorial garden.
Peoria cemetery founded in 1921 on 68 acres beside Davison-Fulton Woodland Chapel, with two community mausoleums, crypts, a cremation garden and niches, an ossuary and a veterans memorial garden. Both flat and upright grave markers are allowed.
Peotone funeral home serving the area since 1867, run by five generations of its founding families before the present owners took full ownership in 2008. It gives every family a DVD memorial tribute as a keepsake.