Flora funeral home and cremation service whose history begins with Branson Funeral Home, opened in 1929. It keeps a media room with a lending library of grief and funeral-planning books and videos, and hands out Five Wishes booklets.
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
Flora funeral home and cremation service whose history begins with Branson Funeral Home, opened in 1929. It keeps a media room with a lending library of grief and funeral-planning books and videos, and hands out Five Wishes booklets.
Private crematory of Woodlawn Funeral Home and Memorial Park in Forest Park, opened on the cemetery property in 2006. Cremated remains may be buried at Woodlawn Memorial Park.
Forest Park funeral home and 100-acre cemetery, home to Showmen's Rest, a section reserved mostly for circus performers. The funeral home has three chapels, each with a hospitality room and kitchen for a catered reception, and a private crematory on the property; the cemetery's first burial was in 1912.
Forsyth cremation center serving 55 central Illinois counties since 2021, with its own crematory and a stainless-steel ID tag that stays with each person through cremation. It also arranges direct burial, a licensed funeral director staying at the graveside until the burial is complete, and takes calls around the clock.
Forsyth crematory of Central Cremation Center, which has served 55 central Illinois counties since 2021 and offers direct cremation to families. Arrangements are made with a licensed crematory operator, and a stainless-steel ID tag stays with each person from start to finish.
Fox Lake funeral home trading as Hamsher Funerals & Cremations, founded in 1953 as KK Hamsher Funeral Home, with Illinois Natural Burial as its natural burial brand. It holds services at partner locations in McHenry and Lake Villa or at a family's place of worship, and offers embalming with Green Burial Council-approved products.
Frankfort funeral home whose families are served at two Kurtz Memorial Chapel locations, in Frankfort and New Lenox, on one shared line. Funerals can be planned ahead at a seminar or in a one-on-one meeting.
Franklin Park crematory of Sax-Tiedemann Funeral Home, added on site in 1998 and run as Monarch Cremation Society, so a loved one is not transferred from one facility to another before the remains are returned to the family. The home, founded in 1924, has been kept by one family for four generations.
Franklin Park funeral home with an on-site crematory added in 1998, run by the fourth generation of the family that founded it in 1924. Also does business as Monarch Cremation Society, performs Hindu cremations following the Pooja service rites, and has refreshment areas beside its chapels.
Freeport funeral home established in 1923 in the first building in Stephenson County used for funerals. Has had its own crematory since 2007, where families may witness the cremation from a private viewing room, and runs a second home, Daughenbaugh Funeral Home in Dakota, and a monument company.
Galena funeral home, family owned and serving the tri-states since 1896, when it opened as a furniture and undertaking business. Moved into its present building in 2005.
Galesburg crematory of Watson-Thomas Funeral Home and Crematory, housed in the Thomas Legacy Center, a building added on the funeral home grounds in 2014 that also holds a community room seating 100 for after-funeral dinners. The crematory has a family witness room.
Galesburg funeral home with its own crematory and a family witness room. The Thomas Legacy Center, a separate building on its grounds, seats 100 for after-funeral dinners and hosts grief classes. Its present building dates from 1988, and a second home serves Oquawka.
Gardner crematory of Reeves & Baskerville Funeral Homes, opened in 2023 inside the group's Gardner funeral home and serving all of its funeral homes in Coal City, Gardner, Morris and Wilmington, so cremations stay in the group's own establishments.
Family-owned Geneseo funeral home, one of two chapels of a firm founded in Atkinson in 1936 that has its own crematory. The Geneseo chapel has livestreaming, a children's room, and a kitchenette with an adjoining patio for families during services.
Georgetown chapel of Sunset Funeral Home & Cremation Center, the former Houghton-Leasure Funeral Home, which Sunset acquired in 1994. An 8,000-square-foot building with a fireplace and a café that also hosts a children's program on funerals. Cremations are performed at Sunset's own crematory in Danville, which serves only Sunset families.
Godfrey funeral home with the firm's own crematory, opened in 1987 as the first crematory in the Metro East. Its two chapels divide with retractable walls for two visitations at once, beside a lounge and a casket room; the firm also owns Valhalla Memorial Park in Godfrey and Rose Lawn Memory Garden in Bethalto.
Crematory of Elias, Kallal & Schaaf Funeral Homes, housed in the firm's Godfrey funeral home. It opened with the building in 1987 as the first crematory in the Metro East, so a loved one stays in the funeral home's own care.
Funeral home with its own crematory on the premises, the only funeral home in the Granite City area with one, so the deceased never leaves its care. Its owners began serving families in 2007 after remodeling the former Werner Chapel.
Greenville funeral home in a recently remodeled downtown building nearly 200 years old, continuing a lineage of nearly a century that began as the Dewey Funeral Home. One of four Assalley Funeral Homes, it serves Pocahontas, Mulberry Grove, Smithboro, Donnellson, Pierron, Panama and Keyesport in Bond County, and Carlyle in Clinton County. Every service includes live streaming of the ceremonies.