320 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation 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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320 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in Illinois
Posen funeral home serving families since 1938 and a recipient of the 2021 Illinois Award for Funeral Service. Makes arrangements seven days a week, including at the family's home, and keeps the deceased in its own care rather than sending them to a regional holding facility.
Potomac funeral home, one of two Blurton locations with Hoopeston, whose licensed staff are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Princeton crematory owned and operated by Grant-Johnson Funeral Homes, so a loved one never leaves the firm's care and no third party handles the cremation. Families may witness the cremation.
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.
Princeville funeral home, formerly Haskell Funeral & Cremation Services and since December 2025 a location of Golnick Family Funeral & Cremation Services of Kewanee. A funeral home has stood at its site since around 1946; services are streamed live on Facebook, and a certified funeral celebrant is on staff.
Quincy funeral home founded in 1929, in a 1965 building with a funeral chapel with fixed pews, two visitation parlors and a downstairs lounge where families may rest and have refreshments. It offers green funerals as a partner provider with aGreenerFuneral.org and hosts a holiday grief support event each December.
Family-owned Riverside funeral home, also known as Ivins/Moravecek, whose owning family has served the area for well over a century.
Robinson funeral home, built in 1984, of a family firm founded in 1948 with sister homes in Oblong and Hutsonville. The firm has run its own crematory since 2006.
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.
Rock Island crematory that Chippiannock Cemetery installed in 1979 for Quad Cities families choosing cremation, in a facility adjoining the cemetery's committal chapel. The cemetery, established in 1855, run as a not-for-profit and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, has columbarium niches, a cremation garden and cremation rock memorials.
Rock Island crematory of Wheelan-Pressly Funeral Home and Crematory at its Knox Chapel, a restored 19th-century chapel in the Dart Tower Mansion with pews and stained glass windows. The firm bought the building to install its own crematory, and the chapel hosts its funerals and memorial services.
Rock Island funeral home and crematory whose business dates to 1889, in a building of over 16,000 square feet built new in 2007 with a large chapel and a family lounge. Its funeral services can be webcast for remote viewing, and the firm runs its own crematory at Knox Chapel, a restored 19th-century chapel, with further homes in Milan and Reynolds.
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.
On-site crematory of a Rockford funeral home that has served families since 1914. Its chapel was planned as the first funeral home in Northern Illinois with its own on-site crematory when ground was broken in 1996.
Rockford funeral home serving families since 1914, with its own on-site crematory. Services are livestreamed, the arrangement rooms take virtual meetings, and its Soulprints aftercare program supports grieving families.
Rockford funeral home, opened in 2009, with a crematory on site and a water cremation (aquamation) service. Its remodeled building has a gathering room for visitations and funerals and a reception room for meals after the service.
Rockford chapel and reception center of Olson Funeral & Cremation Services, family owned since 1888: Three Oaks Chapel, with a piano, and the Legacy Life Celebration Center, a reception room with a coffee bar and a full bar, on grounds with a butterfly garden and a walking path. Services can be streamed online, and the firm has its own crematory in Winnebago.
Loves Park cremation provider in Winnebago County with its own on-site crematory, so the deceased never leaves its care; it installed a new crematory in May 2025, marking 20 years at its location and 30 years of service. Its five funeral directors are licensed in Illinois and Wisconsin and certified as crematory operators.
The human crematory onsite at Grace Funeral & Cremation Services, a Rockford funeral home opened in 2009 and in its present building since 2019.
Romeoville funeral chapel with the Heartland Cremation crematory on site, among the larger chapels in Will County. The first of the Anderson Memorial Homes, opened in 1991, with sister homes in Plainfield (Crest Hill) and Lockport. Authorized to repatriate remains to Mexico and the Philippines, with staff available 24 hours a day.
