Galena funeral home, family owned and serving the tri-states since 1896, when it opened as a furniture and undertaking business. Moved into its present building in 2005.
70 funeral homes and crematories offering veterans services 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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70 funeral homes and crematories offering veterans services in Illinois
Galena funeral home, family owned and serving the tri-states since 1896, when it opened as a furniture and undertaking business. Moved into its present building in 2005.
Geneva funeral home run by the Malone family since 1924, with a spacious chapel, lounge areas, a children's play area and ample parking. Helps families pre-arrange funerals for nursing home and public aid planning.
Gurnee funeral home in an 1897 colonial house, family owned and operated since 1971 by a family who live on the premises. Has intimate sitting areas instead of one large chapel, a lower-level lounge for refreshments, a viewing for identification before cremation, and a funeral ark that carries cremated remains to the church and cemetery.
Hoffman Estates funeral home, family owned and serving families since 1938, led by second- and third-generation funeral directors. Has its own cemetery memorial and monument department and a spacious foyer with an adjoining café; arrangements can be made at the funeral home or in the family's home.
Small, private Kankakee funeral home with a second location in Momence, serving Kankakee, Bourbonnais and Bradley. Its new facility has a chapel and holds visitations, funerals and memorial services.
Kankakee funeral home, family owned and operated since 1936. Its certified advance planning counselor helps families plan ahead and, after a funeral, visits them to help file for Social Security, insurance and veterans benefits.
Lincoln funeral home serving the public since 1947 and under its present owner since 2002, with a sister home in Atlanta, Quiram-Peasley Funeral Home. The building is wheelchair accessible, and headstones and memorials come through Peasley Memorials in partnership with Adams Memorials.
Lombard funeral home built by the family that bought its land in 1988, serving Downers Grove, Oak Brook, Oakbrook Terrace and Villa Park as well. Its one-level, colonial-style building has a chapel seating 175 and a lounge with a fireplace and kitchenette; a licensed funeral director accompanies and witnesses every cremation at an outside crematory that serves only funeral homes.
Family-owned Loves Park funeral home founded in 1949, in its present building since 1955, serving Machesney Park and the greater Rockford area as well. The building, enlarged in 1970 and 1984 to over 10,000 square feet, seats 300; the founders also ran the city's first ambulance service until 1971.
Manhattan funeral home with its own crematory. Its veterans packages hold the visitation, the funeral and a committal with full military honors at Abraham Lincoln National Cemetery in Elwood in one day.
Marengo funeral home with a chapel and flexible event space, whose sister cemeteries are Sunset Memorial Gardens in Machesney Park and Willwood Burial Park in Rockford. Works with the Veterans of Foreign Wars on military funerals and hosts community events each year in honor of veterans.
Mascoutah funeral home kept by one family since 1910, through four generations, in the building where the business was established in 1852. A vault and cremation display room is on site, and the facility and its parking lot are handicap accessible.
McHenry funeral home with its own crematory on site, the largest of the firm's three locations, with a chapel, viewing rooms and a coffee lounge. The firm traces to an undertaking business opened in 1882, opened McHenry's first crematory in 1983 and is the oldest business in McHenry still operated by the original family.
Moline direct cremation and direct burial provider, started by two Quad Cities funeral directors as a simpler alternative to a traditional funeral and serving families within 60 miles of the Quad Cities in Illinois and Iowa. Arrangements, permits and authorizations are completed and signed online, with no appointment at a funeral home.
Momence funeral home serving the town since 1926, in a building put up in 1899 and run under the Cotter name since 1980. Has two chapels, a casket selection room that doubles as a second visitation room, a family room, and live organ or piano music for services; military rites are given by the Momence Honor Guard, founded in 1996.
Morton Grove funeral home founded in 1939 and run by the third generation of its family, in a former mansion moved to its present site in 1946. Three chapels surround its lobby, with a coffee room downstairs, a cafe area on the main level and a private room for choosing urns.
Naperville funeral home in a house built in the late 1800s, with three large chapels, two conference rooms, a children's room and two lounges. Owned and operated by one family since 1977 and serving families since 1918, with a sister home, Overman-Jones, in Plainfield; staff answer the phones around the clock with no answering service.
Norridge funeral home founded in August 1985 that has since added chapels and an on-site crematory. Open seven days a week, it can return cremated remains as solidified stones made by Parting Stone.
Family-owned North Riverside funeral home that holds one service or visitation at a time, so a family has the whole building. Has a remodeled chapel and a coffee lounge, serves Riverside, Berwyn, Cicero, Forest Park, La Grange, Oak Park and nearby towns, and has a sister home, Johnson-Nosek, in Brookfield.
Palatine funeral home opened in 1987, one of three run by a family firm dating to 1912 and now in its fourth generation. Has three chapels, two arrangement rooms and a lounge; the firm has its own crematory and serves Greek Orthodox families together with Adinamis Funeral Directors.