Sullivan funeral home run by seven generations of one family since 1856, when the business began with a Lovington cabinet and coffin maker. One of three McMullin-Young homes in Moultrie County, with the others in Bethany and Lovington.
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Sullivan funeral home run by seven generations of one family since 1856, when the business began with a Lovington cabinet and coffin maker. One of three McMullin-Young homes in Moultrie County, with the others in Bethany and Lovington.
Sullivan funeral home established in 1985, the only one in Moultrie County designed and built to conduct funerals, all on one level with a covered carport at the front door. Offers monuments through Adams Memorials of Charleston, and aftercare programs and a resource library to anyone who has lost a loved one.
Summit funeral home founded in 1937 and owned since 1986 by two families from Chicago's southwest side, who kept the Foran name. Its own staff do all the embalming, preparation and directing of funerals, and it has a sister home, Petkus-Lemont Funeral Home in Lemont.
Sycamore funeral home, one of two Butala homes with Slater-Butala Funeral Home in Genoa.
Taylorville funeral home, the oldest in continuous operation in Christian County, tracing its history to 1885 and the Bulpitt and Sons Mortuary. One of four Assalley Funeral Homes, it serves Bulpitt, Kincaid, Stonington, Owaneco, Pana, Edinburg, Palmer and Assumption, and Nokomis in Montgomery County. Every service includes live streaming of the ceremonies.
Taylorville funeral home in the Calvert Funeral Homes group, whose other homes include Sutton in Taylorville and locations in Bloomington, Decatur, Pontiac, Lincoln and Pana.
Taylorville home of Sutton Memorial Homes, part of the Calvert Funeral Homes group, which also runs a Sutton home in Nokomis and McClure Funeral Home in Taylorville.
The crematory of Rortvedt Funeral Services & Crematory, the Tilton funeral home that runs it, with two certified crematory operators on its staff.
Tilton funeral home that runs its own crematory, with two certified crematory operators on staff.
Tinley Park funeral and cremation firm whose roots go back to a Chicago undertaking business founded in 1906; it built its Tinley Park home in 1989. A former casket display room is now its reception center, it partners with St. George Catholic Church on funeral Masses, and an online estimator lets families work out funeral or cremation expenses.
Tinley Park funeral service carrying on the Heinen and Sons funeral home opened in Chicago in the early 1920s, now run by a fourth-generation funeral director. The director visits families at home on request, and services can be held at facilities from the far North Side of Chicago to the South and West Suburbs.
Family-owned Tinley Park funeral home, one of three Lawn Funeral Home locations with Burbank and Orland Park; the firm was founded in Burbank in 1962 and has served families for three generations. Its Simple Thank You service records guests and prints personalized acknowledgement cards and addressed envelopes.
Family-owned Tinley Park mortuary service specializing in simpler alternatives to a traditional funeral: immediate cremation and burial, graveside burial and body donation, with traditional services held at a church or a crematory chapel. Has served Will, DuPage and southern Cook counties since 2004.
Tinley Park funeral home opened in 1965 and owned and operated by a Vandenberg ever since, in its present building since 1997. Its sister home in Mokena, opened in 1987 in a restored farmhouse, belongs to the same business.
Tremont funeral home opened in 1950, in a building put up in 1962, and one of the Davis-Oswald homes with Delavan and Hopedale, a business begun in Hopedale in 1947. Makes tribute videos for the visitation and service and arranges musicians to perform.
On-site crematory of Renner-Wikoff Chapel, an Urbana funeral home serving the community since 1875, where every licensed funeral director is also a licensed cremationist and the deceased stays in the home's care until returned to the family.
Urbana funeral home serving the community since 1875, with a crematory on site and every licensed funeral director also a licensed cremationist. Its current building went up in 1964, designed specifically as a funeral home, and a licensed funeral director or trained staff member answers every call.
Vandalia funeral home that has served families from the same building since 1936, under five successive family owners, with a 75-seat chapel. Its own private on-site crematory, Burnam Crematory, keeps loved ones in Vandalia in the care of its licensed staff.
Burnam Crematory, the private on-site crematory of Hohlt & File Funeral Home in Vandalia, where loved ones stay in Vandalia in the care of the funeral home's licensed staff.
Vandalia location of Miller Funeral Homes, which also has funeral homes in Ramsey and Fillmore. The Miller family has served the area for over 75 years.