Crematory of Davison-Fulton Woodland Chapel, on site at the Peoria funeral home beside Parkview Cemetery, where a family may hold a private viewing before cremation and have help scattering the ashes.
9 funeral homes and crematories in Peoria, Illinois. 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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9 funeral homes and crematories in Peoria
Crematory of Davison-Fulton Woodland Chapel, on site at the Peoria funeral home beside Parkview Cemetery, where a family may hold a private viewing before cremation and have help scattering the ashes.
Peoria funeral home opened in 1980 beside the 68-acre Parkview Cemetery, with its own crematory on site. Its large chapel seats 200 and its smaller one 75, a room beside the smaller chapel holds visitations and catered receptions, and the cemetery has two community mausoleums and a veterans memorial garden.
Peoria funeral home in business since 1986, with a large-capacity chapel, a flexible event space and a Tahara room with a shomer available. It makes tribute videos for services, caters receptions and completes arrangements by phone or email.
Peoria mortuary and cremation center opened by a husband and wife, both licensed funeral directors with nearly 30 years of serving Greater Peoria families. The owners' family founded Simons Mortuary in 1956, Peoria's second Black-owned funeral home.
Peoria cemetery founded in 1921 on 68 acres beside Davison-Fulton Woodland Chapel, with two community mausoleums, crypts, a cremation garden and niches, an ossuary and a veterans memorial garden. Both flat and upright grave markers are allowed.
Peoria burial and cremation service whose primary service area takes in Peoria, Tazewell and Woodford counties. Its cremation packages include a final resting place for the ashes at Parkview Cemetery.
Peoria mortuary that holds an annual holiday gala with refreshments and live music; the 33rd was held in December 2025.
Peoria mortuary dating to 1884, owned and operated by the fourth generation of one family. Its building has two chapels, a lounge for luncheons and other gatherings, a private family room and a selection room where merchandise is displayed.
Peoria mortuary formed in 1954 and owned by the third generation of the Salmon family, whose service to the Peoria area began in 1924. Its facility is accessible to visitors with disabilities.