Crystal Lake funeral home opened in 2008, with its own crematory on site. Its three chapels hold large visitations or small gatherings, and its lounges have kitchen facilities.
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728 funeral homes and crematories in Illinois
Crystal Lake funeral home opened in 2008, with its own crematory on site. Its three chapels hold large visitations or small gatherings, and its lounges have kitchen facilities.
Crystal Lake funeral home founded in 1948, part of the Dignity Memorial network, with a chapel, a coffee lounge and space for a reception before or after a service. Offers a private viewing before cremation, scattering assistance, and arrangements made by phone or email with electronic signature.
Danville crematory of Kruger Funeral Home, an in-house crematory added to the former Pape funeral business in 1995. The home also keeps a cremation garden on its grounds and serves Vermilion County.
Danville funeral home with an in-house crematory and a cremation garden on its grounds, carrying on a Pape family funeral business that has served Vermilion County for over 100 years. A longtime employee bought it in 2018.
Independently owned Danville funeral home founded in 1956 and now led by the founder's son, with a second chapel in Urbana for Champaign-Urbana. The Danville home is a two-story building with a chapel that seats 130, an accessible ramp and its own parking lot.
Danville crematory of Sunset Funeral Home & Cremation Center on the grounds of Sunset Memorial Park, serving only Sunset families and not other funeral homes. A sitting room lets families stay nearby during the cremation, which licensed funeral directors who are certified cremationists perform.
Danville funeral home opened in 1984 as one of Illinois’ first combined funeral home and cemetery businesses, across from Sunset Memorial Park, where its crematory stands. The 14,000-square-foot building, renovated in 2022, has rooms for visitations and services, a private family lounge and a café that hosts a program for children.
Darien funeral home in business since 1955 and at this site since 1983, owned and run by the founders' son and granddaughter. It owns Passages Cremation Center, a private crematory 15 minutes away with a witnessing room where families can be present for the start of the cremation, and has a spacious chapel and a large dining and reception area.
Darien cremation provider started in 2009 by a licensed funeral director, offering direct flame cremation and direct alkaline hydrolysis. Families who want to meet in a funeral home setting meet at Beidelman-Kunsch Funeral Home in Naperville, and it serves the Chicagoland area and the whole state of Illinois.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Decatur funeral home founded in 1996 by the senior pastor of Main Street Church of the Living God, with branches opened in Springfield in 2005 and Champaign in 2013. A second Decatur location, opened in 2024, added seating and a room for luncheons after services.
DeKalb crematory in its own building on the property of Anderson Funeral Home, which has served the community since 1975. Staff answer the telephone in person 24 hours a day, with no answering service.
Des Plaines funeral home and cremation center, locally owned and operated, with home-like facilities. Gives educational programs on funerals, cremation and traditions to church groups, schools and community organizations.
Des Plaines funeral directors specializing in Greek Orthodox funeral traditions, tracing to a Chicago funeral home founded in 1899. Holds services in partnering funeral homes, chapels and churches across the Chicago area, and makes arrangements at its Des Plaines office or in the family's home.