Belleville funeral home with a second location in Florissant, Missouri, which shares its phone line and email address.
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728 funeral homes and crematories in Illinois
Belleville funeral home with a second location in Florissant, Missouri, which shares its phone line and email address.
Belleville funeral home opened in 2004, the first of the Serenity Memorial chapels, which now include locations in St. Louis and Cahokia Heights.
Belleville funeral home founded in 1930 and run with its own 67-acre cemetery, Valhalla Gardens of Memory, which has a mausoleum and a cremation garden opened in 2019. Catered receptions are held in its event room, and each Memorial Day the cemetery flies more than 1,500 veterans' flags on its Avenue of Flags.
Belvidere funeral home that has served families for well over a century, now part of the Memorial Planning network of Everstory Partners and operated by StoneMor Illinois Subsidiary LLC.
Belvidere nonprofit cemetery established in 1847, with over 17,000 known graves, monument sales and self-guided tours of its grounds. Its Pettit Memorial Chapel, completed in 1907 and on the National Register of Historic Places, is available for private use on a limited basis.
Belvidere funeral home, family owned and operated since 1906, in a historic house from about 1896 decorated in Victorian style around its original woodwork and stained and cut glass. Caskets and urns are displayed on site, and staff are available 24 hours a day.
Bensenville funeral home, family owned and operated since 1898 through five generations of the Geils family, with a second home in Wood Dale. Its Bensenville building opened in 1930. Serves the Chicagoland Muslim, Polish and Spanish communities.
Benton funeral home owned and operated by a Benton family, with a lineage running back to the Freeman Funeral Home of 1921, known as Leffler-Poulson until it took the Leffler name. The chapel was enlarged in 2013 for large services, and the home has a family lounge with refreshments, a children's area and an outdoor garden.
Benton funeral home, family owned and operated and providing funeral services in Southern Illinois since 1973.
Benton funeral home serving Southern Illinois since 1928, with its own crematory and refrigeration unit on site and a chapel seating up to 150. The owner and funeral director lives on site, and the building has private arrangement rooms, a family lounge and a children's play area.
Crematory of Benton's Pate Funeral Home, run inside the funeral home as Southern Illinois Crematory and opened in November 2011. A Matthews International cremation unit was installed in May 2017, and the home keeps its own refrigeration unit on site.
Berwyn funeral home of a family in funeral service since 1885, when it began in a storefront in Chicago's Pilsen neighborhood; the Berwyn building was completed in 1960. It keeps caskets and urns on the premises and has a chapel seating up to 180, a children's room and a kitchenette.
Berwyn funeral home founded in 1974 by a family whose funeral business began in Chicago's Pilsen area in 1909. Has three chapels, private parking, a casket selection room and facilities for the handicapped.
Bloomington funeral home in the Calvert Funeral Homes group, one of two Calvert-Metzler homes with Danvers. The group's other Bloomington homes are Beck and Carmody-Flynn.
Bloomington funeral home that is part of Calvert Funeral Homes, which also runs the Beck and Calvert-Metzler funeral homes in Bloomington.
Bloomington funeral home built on the grounds of East Lawn Memorial Gardens, a 43-acre cemetery with the Chapel of Memories Mausoleum, cremation niches and gardens, so the funeral and the burial are arranged in one place. It has a chapel, a large reception area and a coffee lounge.
Non-denominational Blue Island cemetery founded in the early 1920s as a park-like burial ground around a lake with a fountain at its center. It has private mausoleums, walled bench estates, cremation niches and gardens, a Jewish section and a Veterans Memorial, and is part of the Dignity Memorial network.
Blue Island funeral home run by six generations of the Krueger family since 1858. Its 1927 building, a local historical landmark, has two large chapels and lounges on one level with no steps from the parking lot, plus a second lounge or dining room for families.
Bolingbrook funeral home founded in 2009, whose green burials place the body in a biodegradable shroud or casket without embalming and whose flameless cremation uses water and heat in place of flame. Serves families throughout the Chicagoland area.