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.
Licence rows come from the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR), Funeral Directors and Embalmers Unit; what a home offers comes from its own site. SimplyTrust lists no prices, no reviews and no rankings, and does not endorse any home. Contact a home directly for its general price list, which the Funeral Rule requires it to provide.
320 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in Illinois
Lisle funeral home, here since 1982, carrying on a Blake-Lamb tradition that began on Chicago's Canal Street in 1880. It has a chapel, a coffee lounge and event space for catered gatherings, takes arrangements by phone or email, and arranges world-wide transportation before a service.
Litchfield funeral home opened in 2011 by four funeral service professionals in a remodeled former Kingdom Hall on the site of the town's old hospital. Fully handicap accessible, with a lounge, a library and a conference room that doubles as a child-friendly space, and a selection room.
Heritage Crematory, the on-site crematory of O'Neil Funeral Home, a fourth-generation family-owned Lockport funeral home.
Lombard cremation provider that operates its own cremation equipment, so the deceased stays in its care until the cremation is complete. It is family owned with over thirty years of cremation experience, and arrangements can be made through its website or at its Lombard office.
Lombard funeral home built by the family that bought its land in 1988, serving Downers Grove, Oak Brook, Oakbrook Terrace and Villa Park as well. Its one-level, colonial-style building has a chapel seating 175 and a lounge with a fireplace and kitchenette; a licensed funeral director accompanies and witnesses every cremation at an outside crematory that serves only funeral homes.
On-site crematory of Stateline Cremations, a Loves Park cremation provider, so a loved one never leaves its professional care.
Family-owned Loves Park funeral home founded in 1949, in its present building since 1955, serving Machesney Park and the greater Rockford area as well. The building, enlarged in 1970 and 1984 to over 10,000 square feet, seats 300; the founders also ran the city's first ambulance service until 1971.
Loves Park funeral home founded in 1995, with a second home in Roscoe since 2007 and its own crematory, whose directors are certified crematory operators. When a death occurs out of state, it arranges cremation there or brings the loved one back to Honquest.
Loves Park cremation provider with its own on-site crematory; it is not a funeral home, does not embalm and holds no memorial services. Arrangements are made online or in person, for families in Winnebago, Boone, Stephenson, Ogle, DeKalb, McHenry, Lee and Whiteside counties and Rock County, Wisconsin.
Machesney Park funeral home built in 1991 on the grounds of Sunset Memorial Gardens, a 54-acre cemetery opened in 1952 with two chapel mausoleums, a cremation garden and niches in its veterans garden. The chapel seats up to 250 with an overflow room for 40, a reception area seats 45, and catered receptions are held on site.
Manhattan funeral home with its own crematory. Its veterans packages hold the visitation, the funeral and a committal with full military honors at Abraham Lincoln National Cemetery in Elwood in one day.
Marengo funeral home with a chapel and flexible event space, whose sister cemeteries are Sunset Memorial Gardens in Machesney Park and Willwood Burial Park in Rockford. Works with the Veterans of Foreign Wars on military funerals and hosts community events each year in honor of veterans.
Marissa funeral home founded in 1891 as the Finger Undertaking Company, now one of four Heil, Schuessler & Sinn chapels with New Athens, Sparta and Tilden. It caters gatherings at the funeral home, a family's home or a church, from a beverage service to a multi-course meal.
Mascoutah funeral home kept by one family since 1910, through four generations, in the building where the business was established in 1852. A vault and cremation display room is on site, and the facility and its parking lot are handicap accessible.
Mason City funeral home, formerly the Cain Funeral Home, which the Hurley family firm bought in 1997. It is one of six Hurley homes, with the others in Havana, Petersburg, Manito, Chandlerville and Greenview, and the firm's crematory is at its Havana home.
Mattoon funeral home founded in 1934 and kept in one family for three generations, in an 1899 Queen Anne house on the Coles County Register of Significant Places. Its chapel seats up to 250 guests.
McHenry funeral home with an on-site crematory built in 2013 and a viewing room where families may watch the cremation. It traces to an undertaking firm founded in 1882, its present building opened in 2001, and chapel services can carry streamed music and a tribute slideshow made from family photos.
Crematory of McHenry's Colonial Funeral Home, built on site in 2013, with a viewing room for families who choose to watch the cremation. Several of the home's funeral directors are certified crematory operators.
McHenry funeral home with its own crematory on site, the largest of the firm's three locations, with a chapel, viewing rooms and a coffee lounge. The firm traces to an undertaking business opened in 1882, opened McHenry's first crematory in 1983 and is the oldest business in McHenry still operated by the original family.
On-site crematory of Justen Funeral Home & Crematory in McHenry, the first crematory in McHenry County, opened in 1983. Because it is on site, the deceased never leaves the funeral home's care.
