South Side Chicago funeral home founded in 1947 and run by the founding family's third and fourth generations, with a second home on the West Side. Stays open late for visitations and has an award-winning cosmetics team.
202 funeral homes and crematories in Cook County, Illinois, listed by city. 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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202 funeral homes and crematories in Cook County
South Side Chicago funeral home founded in 1947 and run by the founding family's third and fourth generations, with a second home on the West Side. Stays open late for visitations and has an award-winning cosmetics team.
Chicago crematory at Acacia Park Cemetery, run with the cemetery by the family behind Rago Brothers Funeral Homes. The family's Northwest funeral home stands on the same block, and its 3rd, 4th and 5th generations work in the business.
Independently owned Chicago funeral home, established in 1984 as Alvarez Funeral Directors, P.C.
Chicago funeral home with 10,000 square feet of space, four visitation rooms, two reception lounges and a coffee lounge. Hosts catered events, coordinates visitations at a private residence, produces tribute videos and completes funeral planning by phone or email.
Chicago funeral and cremation service without a large building or chapels: arrangements are made at the family's home or another convenient place, and its one-day visitation and service packages are held at a church. Its packages include direct cremation by alkaline hydrolysis and donation to science.
Chicago funeral home in Edgewater, family owned since its founding in 1923 and run today by the founder's grandson, a third-generation funeral director. The original funeral home occupied the space that is now its coffee room.
Chicago funeral home caring for families since 1960, with a facility that can accommodate gatherings of any size. Arrangements can be made over the phone, and staff are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Chicago funeral home with a family member always on hand to answer calls. Its chapel can be rented for memorial services on Saturday afternoons or on weekday afternoons and evenings.
Chicago funeral home with a chapel and a gathering room furnished with a dining table and a kitchenette.
African-American owned and operated Chicago funeral home that opened in November 1970, run by a family committed civically, socially and politically to the community it serves.
Chicago funeral home and chapel that has offered funeral, memorial and cremation services since 1977, owned since 2019 by the owners of Coston Funeral Homes, a Pittsburgh firm founded in 1963. Cremations can be arranged online, and it also serves South Holland and Dolton.
Chicago funeral home that began in 1983 as Calahan Funeral Service and opened as its own funeral home in 1986, calling itself The Home of Personal Service. The founders' children have led it since 2023, when it took its present name, and it has two buildings, the Landmark Chapel and the Legacy Center.
Chicago funeral home and cremation provider in Irving Park, owned and run by its family since 2018 and independent of any national company. Its building has a chapel, a private visitation room, a gathering room and an urn selection room. Families can arrange online and track each step, and it handles the consulate paperwork, translations and flight to send remains to Mexico.
Chicago funeral home founded in 1994 with a chapel that seats 125, off-street parking, a lounge with light refreshments and a children's play room. Services are held at the funeral home or the family's church.
Family-owned Chicago funeral home in service since 1905, a business that began as a horse livery service, with a second location in Niles. Korean, Jewish and Greek families are served through associate funeral directors.
Chicago cremation provider founded by two brothers, serving Chicagoland and Northern and Central Illinois as well as five other Midwest states. Arrangements can be made online from home or by phone, answered by a person around the clock; cremated remains are delivered to the family's door, and a final family viewing can be held at its crematory facility.
Family-owned Chicago funeral home founded in 1939, which began as a single-chapel parlor serving the Bridgeport community and has since grown to two chapels.
Independently owned Chicago funeral home with Greek Orthodox funeral care, supplying the icons, the Orthodox cross for the casket, the burial shroud and Greek prayer cards. Holds wakes and services at funeral chapels, churches and private venues across the Chicago area, and comes to the family when they cannot reach its office.
Family-owned Chicago funeral home that has shared one location with O'Donnell-Bartz-Schultz Funeral Home since 2002, serving Beverly and Morgan Park families. A full-time funeral director is present at every wake, and families can also be served in Crestwood.
Family-owned Chicago funeral home founded in 1956, owned and run since 2012 by the couple who bought it when the founding family retired.