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
Greenville funeral home in an 1893 mansion, its home since 1952, with a ground-level chapel added in 1978, a private family room and private family parking in a heated garage. Traces its roots to an 1893 undertaking business, serves Bond County families and keeps a second location in Mulberry Grove.
Gurnee funeral home in an 1897 colonial house, family owned and operated since 1971 by a family who live on the premises. Has intimate sitting areas instead of one large chapel, a lower-level lounge for refreshments, a viewing for identification before cremation, and a funeral ark that carries cremated remains to the church and cemetery.
Gurnee funeral home on 2.5 green acres that has served Lake County since 1938, with a large chapel with flexible seating, a coffee lounge and a piano or organ. Its team is fluent in Spanish and English, and arrangements can be completed by phone or email.
Hardin funeral home with roots in CC Hanks Funeral Home, founded in Pearl in 1919; it was Hanks-Gress from 1987 and has been one of the Gress, Kallal and Schaaf Funeral Homes since 2016, with a sister home in Brussels. It has a medium-size chapel, a lounge and a casket room, and cremations are done at the firm's own crematory in Godfrey.
Harrisburg funeral home in a building built for use as a funeral home, with a chapel that seats 160 on one level, no ramps or steps and full accessibility. Cremation is contracted with a local provider, and calls are answered by a funeral professional at any hour, never an answering service.
Harvard funeral home with its own crematory, in its present building since 1938 and run as Saunders & McFarlin since 1985. Pre-planning can be arranged at the funeral home or at the family's home, and it serves the Harvard community and its rural area.
Havana funeral home established in 1857, the first of six Hurley homes, with its own crematory added in 2013. The firm's other homes are in Petersburg, Mason City, Manito, Chandlerville and Greenview.
Herrin funeral home with a chapel, run together with the Maxton-Rosado chapels in Du Quoin and Centralia by owners who took over to carry on where the former owners left off.
Herrin funeral home formed in 1999 and opened in 2000, with a large chapel seating up to 160, a smaller chapel seating up to 80, a kitchen area, and a fully accessible building with ample parking.
Hillsboro funeral home, one of three Hough-Dean locations with Raymond and Coffeen, run by a family that has served the area for more than 125 years. Services can be held at a family's church or any of its locations, and it also provides monuments.
Hillside funeral home and crematory that has served the Chicago area continuously since 1882. It can supply granite and bronze cemetery memorials.
Hillside funeral home established in January 2012, with four individual and private chapels for funerals, viewings and memorial services. Serves Westchester, Elmhurst, LaGrange, Oak Brook and downtown Chicago.
Hoffman Estates funeral home, family owned and serving families since 1938, led by second- and third-generation funeral directors. Has its own cemetery memorial and monument department and a spacious foyer with an adjoining café; arrangements can be made at the funeral home or in the family's home.
Homer Glen funeral home owned and run by the third generation of the family that has served families since 1955, with services offered in Polish by a Polish funeral director. Its chapels and lounge areas have been expanded.
Homewood cremation facility of the Cremation Society of Illinois, which has had a presence in Homewood since 2012. It has a crematory where families can witness the cremation, a private viewing area and two arrangement rooms; the society also offers a Lake Michigan scattering service.
Huntley funeral home with its own crematory on site, in a building opened in May 2010 with two chapels, a reception area, a children's room and a kitchenette. It holds quarterly grief seminars, a Valentine's Day luncheon for those who have lost a spouse and a December holiday memorial service, and sells monuments and markers.
Family-owned Jerseyville funeral home staffed solely by the owning family, serving Jersey County for over 25 years. Its building, opened in 2004, has larger viewing chapels and a chapel with multimedia equipment; the home makes slideshow tributes and memory folders and can arrange catering, guest travel and notary service.
Joliet funeral and cremation provider that has served its community since 1929, with staff available 24 hours a day.
Joliet funeral home, family owned and operated since 1926, with its own crematory on site and a private room where families can witness the cremation. The building has a formal chapel, and each wing has a visitation chapel with its own private lounge.
Joliet funeral home with its own crematory, where families may witness the cremation; the family has served the area for five generations since 1854. Its chapel, built in 1991, is all on one level with large chapel areas, and the firm has a second chapel in Morris and serves Will, Grundy and Kendall counties.
