Mount Carmel funeral home run by its two owners, both licensed funeral directors and embalmers, with a large chapel, a family lounge and a coffee lounge.
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728 funeral homes and crematories in Illinois
Mount Carmel funeral home run by its two owners, both licensed funeral directors and embalmers, with a large chapel, a family lounge and a coffee lounge.
Mt. Carmel funeral home in service since 1916, with its own chapel, a children's room and an eating area beside the chapel, and inside parking for families. It owns and operates Highland Memorial Cemetery, which has a mausoleum.
Mount Morris funeral home that began in 1910 in North Liberty, Indiana and moved to Mount Morris in 1920, family owned for four generations.
Mt. Morris crematory of Finch Funeral & Crematory, a funeral home that began in North Liberty, Indiana in 1910 and moved to Mt. Morris in 1920.
Mt. Olive funeral home serving the town since 1906, now with a fourth generation of the Becker family as funeral directors, and focused on traditional funerals.
Mt. Prospect funeral home opened in 1958 by a family in funeral service for five generations, since a 1908 founding in Chicago's McKinley Park. Family owned and operated; renovated in 2000 with a large addition that expanded its chapels and hospitality area.
Mt. Prospect funeral chapel, one of three locations with Hankook Funeral Service in Northbrook and River Woods Funeral Chapels in Des Plaines.
Family-owned Mt. Sterling funeral home offering after-care counseling, with a funeral director working with the family from the first call to the end of the funeral. Helps families with churches, newspapers, insurance forms and arranging the meal after the funeral.
Mount Vernon funeral home in an 1867 house, a landmark, that has held a funeral home since 1934 and has been run by the Hughey family since 1969. The firm also has a West Chapel in Mount Vernon, a home in Waltonville and Legacy Monuments, a monument store.
Moweaqua funeral home, family owned and operated since 1979 and now served by a third-generation funeral director, with a sister funeral home in Assumption.
Family-owned Mundelein funeral home with more than 180 years of service. Has two chapels, a private lounge with a space designed for children, and three levels reached by elevator; services can be streamed live.
Naperville funeral home and crematory that grew from an undertaking business begun in 1861 and is run by the fifth generation of the family. The downtown home has occupied the former Illinois Bell Building since 2002; it and the south Naperville branch both host catered receptions, and the firm cremates at its own on-site crematory.
Naperville funeral home in a house built in the late 1800s, with three large chapels, two conference rooms, a children's room and two lounges. Owned and operated by one family since 1977 and serving families since 1918, with a sister home, Overman-Jones, in Plainfield; staff answer the phones around the clock with no answering service.
Nashville funeral home, locally and family owned, in a building designed for funerals in 1938 and among the first built for that use in Southern Illinois. Its chapel has an ornamental plaster ceiling, and sister homes stand in Okawville and Ashley. Services can include video memorial tributes.
Nashville funeral home in an 1880s residence, converted to a funeral home in 1942 and one of only a dozen buildings registered as a county historic landmark. Renovated in 2000 with off-street parking, accessibility and a family lounge. It arranges body donation to science through its affiliations with three universities, MedCure and Science Care.
New Lenox funeral home the Kurtz family opened in 1977, with a second location in Frankfort added in 2003. Both locations serve Will County.
Family-owned New Lenox funeral service founded in 1994 that serves one family at a time, holding services in affiliated funeral homes across Chicago, the southwest and western suburbs and Northwest Indiana. Arrangements are made in the family's own home, and its Greek Orthodox funerals include a blessed burial garment and soil from Greece for the grave.
Newark funeral home in a family's group of five locations, with a sister Gabel-Dunn home in Sheridan and funeral homes in Oswego and Ottawa. The Newark and Sheridan homes have had the same licensed funeral director since 1990.