Dupo funeral home founded in 1896, one of four Leesman Funeral Homes with Millstadt, Red Bud and Columbia. Its chapel seats more than 110 and services can be streamed live, and the firm also embalms and cremates for other funeral homes.

East St. Louis funeral home founded in 1918 and run by the founding family into its third generation. Its building, first designed and built as a funeral home in 1929, was rebuilt on the same site in 1988 after a fire.

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Fairview Heights mortuary of the Kassly family, whose funeral business began in East St. Louis in 1906; the family opened this mortuary in 1971 and is in its fourth generation of funeral directors. Set on wooded grounds with three lakes, with a spacious lounge and a children's playroom.

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Fairview Heights cemetery opened in 1952 on 80 acres with three lakes, two mausoleums, cremation gardens, a veterans section, a Masonic garden and a section for those of the Muslim faith. Lake View Funeral Home, built on its grounds in 1995, has two chapels and an on-site crematorium.

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Fairview Heights crematorium at Lake View Funeral Home & Memorial Gardens that holds witness cremations, also called cremation viewings, for families who want that option. The cemetery on the grounds has cremation gardens, niches and columbariums.

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Lebanon funeral home established in 2009 around cremation, with its own crematory on site. Its building, a converted windows and siding store, holds a chapel, a coffee lounge and a gathering room that seats 50 to 60; larger services are held at a church, a cemetery chapel or a banquet center.

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