Rochester funeral home, one of three Park Funeral Homes with Illiopolis and Mechanicsburg, whose undertaking business began in 1904; the present funeral home opened in 1945 in a remodeled house built before 1835. It offers pre-need counseling and help with Social Security and insurance claims.

Pre-need arrangements

Springfield funeral home in the building the Bisch family opened in 1950 as the city's first business dedicated entirely to funerals, part of a family business founded in 1896. It has two large chapels and a crematory built on the property in 1982, and joined the Dignity Memorial network in 1997.

Crematory of Bisch & Son Funeral Home in Springfield, built on the funeral home's property in 1982 and among the first crematories in the city.

Crematory

Springfield west-side funeral home opened in 1995, a single-story, wheelchair-accessible building with custom woodwork, a formal chapel with flexible seating and a great room for catered receptions. Its sister location, Bisch & Son Funeral Home, has an on-site crematory; the Bisch business dates to 1896 and joined the Dignity Memorial network in 1997.

Springfield funeral home in the historic downtown mansion it has occupied since 1927, one of three locations of the Butler group, which dates to 1893. Its crematory lets families gather and be present at the start of a cremation, and it has a large-capacity chapel, certified celebrants and close ties to Roselawn Memorial Park, a cemetery with green burial.

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Springfield crematory of Ruby Funeral Services & Crematories, a funeral home established in November 2014. Its crematory was added in a rebuilding completed by January 2020, which also extended the chapel to seat up to 500.

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