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.
Licence rows come from the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR), Funeral Directors and Embalmers Unit; what a home offers comes from its own site. SimplyTrust lists no prices, no reviews and no rankings, and does not endorse any home. Contact a home directly for its general price list, which the Funeral Rule requires it to provide.
728 funeral homes and crematories in Illinois
Evergreen Park cemetery founded in 1910 on 110 acres, with community mausoleums whose indoor chapel hosts committal services, private family estates, cremation niches and a Field of Honor veterans section. Its Gatekeepers Garden, created in 2012, honors seven African-American religious and civic leaders of Chicago.
Evergreen Park funeral home that also runs Palos-Gaidas Funeral Home in Palos Hills and Adduci-Zimny Funeral Home in Posen. Its director is an NFDA Certified Preplanning Consultant, and it carries American-made caskets, urns and vaults.
Evergreen Park funeral home where families can sign up for a year of weekly grief messages, and its online obituaries carry a guest book with email notice of new postings.
Fourth-generation family-owned Fairbury funeral home, one of the family's three homes with Chenoa and Colfax, serving Livingston and McLean counties. The business began in Chenoa in 1939 and took over the Fairbury home in 1973; cremation is done on site.
Fairfield funeral home whose business began in 1918 in its founder's home, four blocks away. It ran as Johnson Funeral Home until 2008, when the longtime owner sold it to his grandson, who owns and operates it as Johnson and Vaughn.
Fairfield funeral home opened in 1931 as the second location of Nale's Funeral Home, which was founded in Albion in 1921. Both homes serve Wayne and Edwards counties under a third-generation owner.
Fairview Heights mortuary of the Kassly family, whose funeral business began in East St. Louis in 1906; the family opened this mortuary in 1971 and is in its fourth generation of funeral directors. Set on wooded grounds with three lakes, with a spacious lounge and a children's playroom.
Fairview Heights cemetery opened in 1952 on 80 acres with three lakes, two mausoleums, cremation gardens, a veterans section, a Masonic garden and a section for those of the Muslim faith. Lake View Funeral Home, built on its grounds in 1995, has two chapels and an on-site crematorium.
Fairview Heights crematorium at Lake View Funeral Home & Memorial Gardens that holds witness cremations, also called cremation viewings, for families who want that option. The cemetery on the grounds has cremation gardens, niches and columbariums.
Farmer City funeral home in the Calvert Funeral Homes group, one of five Calvert Belangee Bruce homes with Heyworth, LeRoy, Mansfield and Saybrook.
Flora funeral home and cremation service whose history begins with Branson Funeral Home, opened in 1929. It keeps a media room with a lending library of grief and funeral-planning books and videos, and hands out Five Wishes booklets.
Private crematory of Woodlawn Funeral Home and Memorial Park in Forest Park, opened on the cemetery property in 2006. Cremated remains may be buried at Woodlawn Memorial Park.
Forest Park funeral home and 100-acre cemetery, home to Showmen's Rest, a section reserved mostly for circus performers. The funeral home has three chapels, each with a hospitality room and kitchen for a catered reception, and a private crematory on the property; the cemetery's first burial was in 1912.
Forest Park funeral home that has served families in the Cook County community since 1905.
Forsyth cremation center serving 55 central Illinois counties since 2021, with its own crematory and a stainless-steel ID tag that stays with each person through cremation. It also arranges direct burial, a licensed funeral director staying at the graveside until the burial is complete, and takes calls around the clock.
Forsyth crematory of Central Cremation Center, which has served 55 central Illinois counties since 2021 and offers direct cremation to families. Arrangements are made with a licensed crematory operator, and a stainless-steel ID tag stays with each person from start to finish.
Fox Lake funeral home trading as Hamsher Funerals & Cremations, founded in 1953 as KK Hamsher Funeral Home, with Illinois Natural Burial as its natural burial brand. It holds services at partner locations in McHenry and Lake Villa or at a family's place of worship, and offers embalming with Green Burial Council-approved products.
Frankfort funeral home whose families are served at two Kurtz Memorial Chapel locations, in Frankfort and New Lenox, on one shared line. Funerals can be planned ahead at a seminar or in a one-on-one meeting.
