Decatur funeral home founded in 1883, one of two Brintlinger and Earl homes with Cerro Gordo. It arranged Macon County's first all-automobile funeral procession in 1913 and introduced the county's first one-level funeral home and first grief recovery program.

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Decatur cemetery founded in 1919 as a landscaped park, covering 200 acres. Its grounds hold the Star of Hope Mausoleum, open every day, the Mary Queen of Angels and Pieta Mausoleum, Valhalla Gardens and private family estates.

Onsite crematory of Graceland-Fairlawn Funeral Home in Decatur, the only crematory in Macon County with a private gathering and viewing room; family may be present as a cremation begins. Its certified cremation staff keep each person in their care, without outsourcing.

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Decatur funeral home with a 200-seat chapel and its own crematory, the only one in Macon County with a private gathering room, where family may be present as a cremation begins. It provides funeral and cemetery arrangements with Graceland and Fairlawn cemeteries and merged with Moran & Goebel in 2011.

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Decatur cemetery founded in 1936, with a tower built to amplify an organ and chimes and a Lutheran section. Sells grave spaces, helps families choose and design markers, and sends a map to help find a grave.

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