East Peoria funeral home serving the greater Peoria area since 1965, a member of the Dignity Memorial network. Has a large-capacity chapel and hosts catered events, and completes funeral arrangements by phone or email with electronic signature.
728 funeral homes and crematories in Illinois, listed by city and county. 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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728 funeral homes and crematories in Illinois
East Peoria funeral home serving the greater Peoria area since 1965, a member of the Dignity Memorial network. Has a large-capacity chapel and hosts catered events, and completes funeral arrangements by phone or email with electronic signature.
East St. Louis funeral home founded in 1918 and run by the founding family into its third generation. Its building, first designed and built as a funeral home in 1929, was rebuilt on the same site in 1988 after a fire.
Eddyville funeral home with a second location in Golconda, rooted in its community for more than 75 years.
Edwardsville funeral home operating as Saksa Mateer Funeral Home, one of the two Saksa Funeral Homes with Thomas Saksa Funeral Home in Granite City. The Mateer home has operated since 1937.
Edwardsville funeral home in an 1860s Second Empire house it bought in 1926, with a chapel added in 1964. The firm traces to the Marks-Weber firm organized in 1901 and is run by the fourth generation of its founding family with two co-owners from a second family.
Effingham funeral home established by the Bauer family in 1932 and in its present building since 1968, with a second home in Teutopolis, the former Habing Funeral Home, bought in 1975.
Effingham funeral home founded in 1870 by a Civil War veteran who had worked briefly with a local undertaker, and family owned and operated for six generations. Offers cremation with a public viewing in a rental casket.
El Paso funeral home in the Calvert Funeral Homes group, one of seven Calvert Johnson Memorial homes with Flanagan, Henry, Lexington, Minonk, Toluca and Washburn.
Elburn funeral home serving families for four generations, in a former family residence with a children's center, kitchen and family room on its lower level. A child bereavement specialist and a full-time therapist are on staff, and the Conley family founded Conley Outreach, a nonprofit grief counseling service, in 1983.
Eldorado funeral home with its own crematory, where family members may witness the casket or container being placed in the cremation chamber.
Crematory of Eldorado's Colonial Terrace Funeral Home. It cremates one person at a time, and family members may witness the casket or container being placed in the cremation chamber.
Locally family-owned Elgin funeral home founded in 1980, one of four Laird family locations with a West Dundee home and the two Wait Ross Allanson homes in Elgin and Algonquin. Serves families across the Fox Valley and forwards remains to, and receives them from, funeral homes in other states or abroad.
Elgin funeral home in an 1880s Chateauesque and Romanesque mansion, a funeral home since 1938, that holds one service at a time for gatherings of a handful to over 200. Its funeral director is also an attorney who assists with estate matters such as probate and wills.
Elgin funeral home founded downtown in 1921 as Marsh & Conn Funeral Home and carried on by its current owners since 2013. Families may witness the cremation, and the home ships remains abroad, including to Mexico, El Salvador and Guatemala. It runs Operation LOVE, which holds community funerals for unclaimed veterans.
Elk Grove Village funeral home, family owned and operated since 1976 and still owned by the founding family. The chapel has ample parking, with handicap access through the flower door beside the main entrance.
Elmhurst funeral home opened in 1960 by a family that has run funeral homes since 1935, with sister homes in Chicago and Itasca. Services are streamed online for those who cannot attend, and its directors arrange donation of a body to science through the Anatomical Gift Association.
Elmhurst cemetery founded in 1925 on about 90 acres, with a lake, a chapel, a veterans section with a Wall of Honor and a Dutch smock windmill, the oldest standing windmill in Illinois. Designs and builds personal mausoleums for above-ground entombment.
Elmhurst funeral home serving families since 1958 and a member of the Elmhurst Chamber of Commerce since 1966.
Elmwood Park funeral home in a building completed in 2010 that holds one family's services an evening, so the family has the home to itself. Its chapel has a 52-inch LED screen for tribute videos, there are two coffee lounges with a wet bar, and valet service for guests is available on request.