Potomac funeral home, one of two Blurton locations with Hoopeston, whose licensed staff are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
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728 funeral homes and crematories in Illinois
Potomac funeral home, one of two Blurton locations with Hoopeston, whose licensed staff are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Family-owned Princeton funeral home, the former Jensen Funeral Home, renamed Fiocchi-Jensen in 2007 and run alongside a sister home in Cherry. The home writes the obituary and submits it to the newspapers.
Princeton crematory owned and operated by Grant-Johnson Funeral Homes, so a loved one never leaves the firm's care and no third party handles the cremation. Families may witness the cremation.
Princeton funeral home, one of two Grant-Johnson homes with Bradford, with its own crematory run by licensed and certified staff. A veteran-owned business, it offers live-streamed services and tribute videos.
Princeton funeral home in business since 1903 that also handles monuments, meeting families about a monument by appointment at its office.
Princeville funeral home, formerly Haskell Funeral & Cremation Services and since December 2025 a location of Golnick Family Funeral & Cremation Services of Kewanee. A funeral home has stood at its site since around 1946; services are streamed live on Facebook, and a certified funeral celebrant is on staff.
Quincy funeral home whose roots go back to an undertaking business opened in 1848, in its present building since 1937 and owned by the same family since 1983. Rebuilt as a replica after a 1988 fire, its interior is designed for many types of services.
Quincy funeral home founded in 1929, in a 1965 building with a funeral chapel with fixed pews, two visitation parlors and a downstairs lounge where families may rest and have refreshments. It offers green funerals as a partner provider with aGreenerFuneral.org and hosts a holiday grief support event each December.
Quincy funeral home formed in 2019 when the O'Donnell family, in funeral service in Hannibal since 1901, bought the Cookson family's funeral home, which had merged into this building in 1978.
Richmond funeral home with a sister home in Hebron; both Ehorn-Adams locations are available to families 24 hours a day.
Ridgway funeral home opened in 1949 in a converted old house, the first of the Cox family's funeral homes, which later added homes in New Haven and Shawneetown. The founders' son has run the homes since 1993.
Ridgway funeral home, bought in 1997 with the Omaha home and one of four chapels the firm has run in Gallatin County since then; the business began in Equality in 1986.
River Grove cemetery and mausoleum, a cemetery since 1896 on land that was a Union Army post, with an on-site chapel seating up to 250, an on-site floral shop and family estate lots. Eastern Orthodox families have chosen it for generations, and its grounds hold Civil War memorials and a Hellenic American Veterans Memorial.
Riverdale funeral home that began in 1999 as Travis Funeral Service, making removals for other funeral homes, and became Travis Funeral Home in 2005, when its owners bought the funeral home.
Family-owned Riverside funeral home, also known as Ivins/Moravecek, whose owning family has served the area for well over a century.
Robinson funeral home, built in 1984, of a family firm founded in 1948 with sister homes in Oblong and Hutsonville. The firm has run its own crematory since 2006.
Rochelle cemetery started in 1962 and taken over in October 2025 by the family that owns Beverage-Lyons Family Funeral Home in Rochelle. Allows flush granite or bronze markers only and up to six urns in one grave space; it makes headstones to order and builds the marker foundations itself.
Rochelle funeral home and cremation service, family owned since it began in 1861, with a sixth generation of the family now in the business. Serves families in Ogle, Lee, DeKalb and Winnebago counties and in southern Wisconsin.
Rochester funeral home, one of three Park Funeral Homes with Illiopolis and Mechanicsburg, whose undertaking business began in 1904; the present funeral home opened in 1945 in a remodeled house built before 1835. It offers pre-need counseling and help with Social Security and insurance claims.