Plainfield funeral home with its own crematory on site, opened in May 2024. Families may view the crematory before a cremation and witness its start; the home serves Will, Kendall, Kane, DuPage, Grundy, Cook, DeKalb, Kankakee and LaSalle counties.
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
Plainfield funeral home with its own crematory on site, opened in May 2024. Families may view the crematory before a cremation and witness its start; the home serves Will, Kendall, Kane, DuPage, Grundy, Cook, DeKalb, Kankakee and LaSalle counties.
Polo funeral home that also designs granite cemetery monuments with each family and offers burial vault covers printed with a collage of the family's own photographs. Owned by its lead funeral director since 2004.
Princeton funeral home, one of two Grant-Johnson homes with Bradford, with its own crematory run by licensed and certified staff. A veteran-owned business, it offers live-streamed services and tribute videos.
River Grove cemetery and mausoleum, a cemetery since 1896 on land that was a Union Army post, with an on-site chapel seating up to 250, an on-site floral shop and family estate lots. Eastern Orthodox families have chosen it for generations, and its grounds hold Civil War memorials and a Hellenic American Veterans Memorial.
Family-owned Riverside funeral home, also known as Ivins/Moravecek, whose owning family has served the area for well over a century.
Rochelle cemetery started in 1962 and taken over in October 2025 by the family that owns Beverage-Lyons Family Funeral Home in Rochelle. Allows flush granite or bronze markers only and up to six urns in one grave space; it makes headstones to order and builds the marker foundations itself.
Rock Falls home of McDonald Funeral Homes, a five-home firm with Sterling, Prophetstown, Milledgeville and Fulton that runs the only on-premise crematory in Whiteside County. Families may use one of its restored classic Eureka funeral coaches, and its aftercare coordinator holds Care Group meetings each Monday at the Sterling Chapel.
Rockford funeral home on the grounds of Willwood Burial Park, an 80-acre cemetery founded in 1921, planning services together with the cemetery's team. Uses a private crematory and holds community events each year in honor of veterans.
Rockford nonprofit cemetery, founded in 1927, for full burials and cremation burials, with a cremation garden, a columbarium and Monument Garden for upright above-ground cremation niche monuments. Has a Babyland section for children under two and a Muslim section whose burial rights belong to the Muslim Association of Greater Rockford.
Rockford memorial park of 80 acres, established by a banker in 1921, with Advantage Funeral & Cremation Services on its grounds. Cemetery property runs from in-ground graves to aboveground entombment, interment of ashes and family estates, and tours of the park can be scheduled.
Rosiclare funeral home, the Hardin County location of Gilbert Funeral Homes of Marion, Kentucky, in the former Cox Funeral Home. Gilbert bought the Hosick and Cox funeral homes in Hardin County in 2009 and later renamed the business Hardin County Funeral Service.
Round Lake funeral home of the Justen firm, whose roots in McHenry County go back to 1882; the family bought it in 1989 and extensively remodeled it. The firm's second-largest location, with a selection room and gathering spaces for groups of many sizes.
Salem funeral home that runs its own crematory, CFH Crematory, and has facilities laid out for anything from intimate visitations to larger gatherings. Families can work with the funeral director through an app on any device and invite others to help, and the home also handles monuments.
Savanna home of Law Jones Cremation and Funeral Care, formed in 1965 when the Law Funeral Home and the Hunter-Jones Funeral Home merged, with roots in a Savanna funeral home opened in 1865. It cremates at its own licensed crematory and has its own printing department for funeral programs, prayer cards and videos.
Savoy funeral home, family owned and in its own building since 1997, serving Champaign/Urbana and Savoy in Champaign and Piatt Counties. Services can be livestreamed to family and friends who cannot attend.
Skokie funeral home serving families since 1923, family owned for four generations, with its own private on-site crematory, so a cremation is never sent to a third party. Has an on-site casket selection room and a remodeled lounge seating 28, and serves Morton Grove, Evanston, Lincolnwood, Edgebrook, Rogers Park and Glenview.
Skokie cemetery with burials since 1913 and an art deco mausoleum from the 1920s whose two chapels hold committal services with any funeral home. Its grounds have gardens dedicated to people of the Jewish faith, a section for Greek Orthodox families, a cremation garden, lagoons and an on-site greenhouse.
South Beloit cemetery serving families since 1953, with private family and individual mausoleums, a private columbarium, a veterans garden, a consecrated Catholic garden and a chapel for committal services. Its flowering grounds and perennial gardens hold white Carrera marble figures.
Sparta funeral home descended from the Walker Funeral Home opened in 1942, one of four chapels of Heil, Schuessler & Sinn, with Marissa, New Athens and Tilden, since a 2018 partnership. Caters meals for a visitation or after a service, at the funeral home, a family home or a church.
Springfield funeral home run by its founding family since 1937, in a Victorian house built in 1873, with a second home in Sherman opened in 2017. Services can be streamed live; the firm runs its own monument company and built the Abraham Lincoln funeral hearse replica for the 2015 reenactment.