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
Marshall funeral home whose business opened in 1929 as the Blough Funeral Home. It was the Moore Funeral Home from 1943 and has carried the Pearce name since 1985.
Maryville funeral home and cremation service, family owned and operated, in a building designed for families: all on one level and handicapped accessible, with ample parking and a spacious chapel.
Mascoutah funeral home kept by one family since 1910, through four generations, in the building where the business was established in 1852. A vault and cremation display room is on site, and the facility and its parking lot are handicap accessible.
Mason City funeral home, formerly the Cain Funeral Home, which the Hurley family firm bought in 1997. It is one of six Hurley homes, with the others in Havana, Petersburg, Manito, Chandlerville and Greenview, and the firm's crematory is at its Havana home.
Mattoon funeral home founded in 1934 and kept in one family for three generations, in an 1899 Queen Anne house on the Coles County Register of Significant Places. Its chapel seats up to 250 guests.
Mattoon funeral home whose business dates to 1903, in its present building since it was remodeled in 1934. Its owner is the fifth generation of the family in funeral service.
McHenry funeral home with an on-site crematory built in 2013 and a viewing room where families may watch the cremation. It traces to an undertaking firm founded in 1882, its present building opened in 2001, and chapel services can carry streamed music and a tribute slideshow made from family photos.
Crematory of McHenry's Colonial Funeral Home, built on site in 2013, with a viewing room for families who choose to watch the cremation. Several of the home's funeral directors are certified crematory operators.
McHenry funeral home with its own crematory on site, the largest of the firm's three locations, with a chapel, viewing rooms and a coffee lounge. The firm traces to an undertaking business opened in 1882, opened McHenry's first crematory in 1983 and is the oldest business in McHenry still operated by the original family.
On-site crematory of Justen Funeral Home & Crematory in McHenry, the first crematory in McHenry County, opened in 1983. Because it is on site, the deceased never leaves the funeral home's care.
Mendon location of J. Otto Funeral Homes, a two-location firm that also has a funeral home in Golden.
Metamora chapel of Mason Funeral Homes, a firm started in Metamora and Washington in 1932 and owned since 1997 by funeral directors who live and work in its communities. Its other chapels are in Washington and Germantown Hills.
Metropolis funeral home whose history runs back to the early 1920s as the Aikins-Farmer Funeral Home, renamed Loftus-McManus Funeral Homes in 2017 when its present owners bought it. Its building dates from 1970, it serves the families of the former Miller Funeral Home, and a second home stands in Brookport.
Fourth-generation family-owned Midlothian funeral home, in the former White family residence since 1955. The Hickey family has been in funeral service since 1928 and has chapels in New Lenox and Blue Island.
Millstadt funeral home, the former Creason Funeral Home, renamed Hoffen ("hope" in German) in 2020 after its 2019 sale and refurnished inside with sofas, Tiffany lamps and chandeliers, and art. It has one location and two licensed funeral directors, and belongs to The International Order of The Golden Rule and Selected Independent Funeral Homes.
Family-owned Moline funeral home serving the Quad Cities since 1936, now in its third generation. Shares its building with Wendt Funeral Home and Mississippi Valley Cremation & Direct Burial, and creates tribute videos, life collages and memory walls for services.
