Chicago funeral home on three and a half acres, with three chapels for services of different sizes, a coffee lounge and ample parking. It has served Chicago since 1956.
75 funeral homes and crematories in Chicago, Illinois. 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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75 funeral homes and crematories in Chicago
Chicago funeral home on three and a half acres, with three chapels for services of different sizes, a coffee lounge and ample parking. It has served Chicago since 1956.
Funeral chapel on Chicago's East Side opened in 1989, one of three Elmwood Chapel homes with St. John and Cedar Lake, Indiana. Its cremations are performed at the family's own crematory in Cedar Lake under a Certified Crematory Operator, families may view the start of a cremation, and visitation and funeral can be held the same day.
Chicago funeral home founded in 1964 and still run by the founder's children, with a spacious chapel and viewing rooms added in a 1979 renovation. A family member greets each family, conducts the arrangement consultation and serves on the day of the service.
Chicago funeral home founded in 1995, with three chapels and secured onsite parking. Arranges Islamic funerals (Janazah) with the local Muslim community, including ghusl, kafan and Salat al-Janazah.
Chicago West Side funeral home established in 1997, continued by a licensed funeral director and embalmer as the family business of its founder. Keeps a separate line answered around the clock.
Chicago funeral chapel established in 1985, one of two Gatling's Chapel locations with a second chapel in South Holland. Has pre-need counselors and takes death calls 24 hours a day.
Chicago funeral home begun in the 1960s and in its present building since the early 1970s; it was once the only African-American funeral home in Chicago with a completely white fleet of limousines and hearses. Part of Concord Family Services since 1996.
Chicago funeral home founded in 1889 and independently owned since, in an Art Deco building dedicated in 1931 with four chapels and a reception lounge of original carved wood paneling. Serves Chicago and Lake County.
Chicago funeral home founded in 1919 and owned since 2003 by a family of licensed funeral directors and embalmers. Has a single-family chapel and transports the deceased to and from Mexico.
Chicago funeral and cremation service, one of two Heneghan-Suerth locations, the other in Niles.
Chicago funeral home whose doors are open to families seven days a week, from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Queer-owned Chicago funeral and cremation firm led by two licensed funeral directors; a caller reaches a funeral director directly at any hour, with no answering service. It arranges flame or water cremation the family may witness, home funerals, celebrant-led ceremonies, repatriation abroad and private Lake Michigan scatterings.
Non-denominational cemetery on Chicago's Northwest Side, established in 1918 and laid out in the Prairie style. It has the Briarwood Court Garden Mausoleums with companion and side-by-side crypts, a chapel, a veterans section, a Muslim section, and cremation niches and gardens.
Family owned Chicago funeral home founded in 1964 that serves families of all faiths, customs and traditions.
Chicago funeral home founded in 1973, with air-conditioned chapels, quiet sitting rooms and private parking. Also offers tax consultation and notary public services and helps families file insurance and government forms.
Chicago funeral home built in 1955 and updated in 2006. It carries on the John V. May Funeral Home, a Jefferson Park fixture whose business was consolidated here in 2005 when its own building closed.
Family-owned Chicago funeral home that has served Lakeview for generations, now in its second century, and reserves its facility for one family's service at a time. An addition made the building fully wheelchair accessible and added lower-level family rooms with game tables and a library; it has parking for 25 cars.
Chicago-area cemetery opened in 1911 as an African American cemetery at the proposal of a group of African American funeral directors, now about 112 acres in three sections. It has a veterans section with a memorial service each Memorial Day, a 9/11 memorial, a chapel, mausoleums and cremation niches.
Chicago funeral home that specializes in ship outs, with downloadable authorization forms for embalming, cremation, body release and mailing cremated remains, one of them in Spanish.