Carbondale funeral home founded in 1906, the oldest Black funeral home in downstate Illinois, and still named for its founding couple.
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
Carbondale funeral home founded in 1906, the oldest Black funeral home in downstate Illinois, and still named for its founding couple.
Carbondale funeral home, the oldest in the city continuously family owned and operated, with further locations in Hurst and Alto Pass. Its owner is licensed by the state as a cremator operator and runs the family's cremation business, Walker Cremation Services.
Carlinville funeral home with a second location in Girard, formed in 1988 by a merger with the Wiese-Anderson Funeral Home, a family firm since 1933. Its staff includes an accredited bereavement counselor, a grief counselor certified for infant loss and a certified pre-arrangement counselor.
Carlyle funeral home, one of five Nordike Funeral Home locations with New Baden, Aviston, Albers and Breese, and the only funeral home in Clinton County with its own crematory. Its Carlyle line runs back to the Carlyle Furniture and Funeral Company of 1867, and the firm designs monuments through Southern Illinois Monuments.
Carlyle funeral home that offers an online memorial page where family and friends can share a loved one's memory.
Carmi funeral home, locally owned, one of four Jordan Funeral Group homes: Campbell in Carmi and Norris City, Stendeback in Carmi and Enfield. Grave sites at Melrose Cemetery, a 16-acre Carmi cemetery opened in 2004, are sold through the home. Holds a Gift of Memory holiday drive for the less fortunate, begun in 2001.
Carmi funeral home, one of three White County locations of the same firm along with Crossville and Grayville, with staff available around the clock.
The private crematory of Hultgren Funeral Home and Cremation Center, opened in the fall of 2022 inside the firm's Carol Stream funeral home. Families may witness the cremation.
Carrier Mills funeral home carrying on a Saline County funeral practice begun in the early 1900s as the Miller Funeral Home. A member of the Quad County and Egyptian funeral directors associations, it sends a year of daily grief support emails to the families it serves.
Carrollton funeral home in the house Simpson Funeral Home moved into in 1935, which became Airsman-Hires Funeral Home at the 1979 merger that formed the family-owned Airsman-Hires group, now nine homes.
Carterville funeral home established in 1930 and at its present site since 1935, owned by its current family since 2003. A member of the staff is on hand to answer calls 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Carthage funeral home in a one-level building constructed in 1982, the first in Hancock County built for funeral home use, with an expansive chapel, a large family room, a sitting area and a refreshment room. One of four Printy homes, with Warsaw, Hamilton and Keokuk, Iowa.
Cary cemetery within the Hickory Grove Highlands nature preserve, with a waterfall, tree-lined hills and abundant wildlife, serving families since 1965. It has mausoleum spaces and a walk-in family estate mausoleum, and the new Whispering Pines Mausoleum is coming.
Casey funeral home led by three generations of one family, serving Casey since 1927, Westfield since the mid-1950s and Martinsville since 2008. Operates together with Greenwell Funeral Home in Martinsville.
Catlin funeral home opened in 1999, where families deal directly with the owner. Has a chapel, a reception area, a sitting room and a children's play room.
Centralia home of Macz Funeral Homes, which bought Irvin Funeral Homes in Centralia and Odin in 2015 and also has locations in Sandoval and Patoka.
Centralia funeral home, the Queen-Boggs Chapel of Maxton-Rosado, which also runs the Maxton Chapel in Du Quoin and Johnson-Hughes Funeral Home in Herrin. Has a 70-seat chapel, and offers every family a therapy comfort dog at its services.
Independently owned Champaign funeral home in the Mattis Mansion, an 1883 Queen Anne house designated a Champaign County Historical Landmark, with a Lincoln Room under a painted ceiling. Its own crematory serves only its own families, who may witness the cremation by appointment.
Champaign funeral home founded in 1925 and run by the fourth generation of the founding Owens family, in a Georgian-style mansion built in 1900. Its chapel keeps the original oak coffered ceiling, with leaded glass windows and Italian marble fireplaces; sister homes serve Mahomet and Monticello.