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Woodlawn Memorial Park - Thank You for Your Service and Sacrifices

Woodlawn Memorial Park

(25 reviews)

Relativity plain as far as cemeteries go, but we went just to see the Showman's Rest and…read moreHagenbeck-Wallace train memorial. Showmen's Rest in Forest Park, Illinois, is a 750 plot section of Woodlawn Cemetery mostly for circus performers. It is owned by the Showmen's League of America. The first performers and show workers that were buried there are in a mass grave, between 56 and 61 employees of the Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus were interred. They were killed in the Hammond circus train wreck on June 22, 1918, at Hessville, Indiana. An empty troop train from Detroit, Michigan, to Chicago, Illinois, plowed into their circus train. The engineer of the troop train, Alonzo Sargent, had fallen asleep. Among the dead were Arthur Dierckx and Max Nietzborn of the "Great Dierckx Brothers" strong man act and Jennie Ward Todd of "The Flying Wards". Many of the stones have dates and are marked unidentified male / female. Many bodies were unrecognizable after the wreck and fire. I know there is also a Showman's Memorial in Colma California.

6/21/26 FATHER'S DAY and the original mausoleum (west side of DesPlaines) is LOCKED and family must…read morego to the office get a key, surrender your driver's license, unlock the door, lock yourself in and then return the key to the office after your visit. HOW ABSURD IS THIS ON FATHER'S DAY??? Our father was interred in 1964 and we would visit often as we are still in the area. Mom, grandparents and many others are also there. DIGNITY left this property get so run down. Totally forgotten about. Numbers and letters lying on the floor that fell off the crypts and filthy. I could write volumes of all the issues but finally....finally updates have been made. There are still no benches to sit on while visiting?? Bathroom is also locked. There were issues of vandalism and homeless in the building so locking the building on down times is understandable. When Woodlawn owned the property it was PRISTINE. Dignity needs to figure out what their name stands for. The disrespect displayed here is shameful. Just because something is old doesn't mean you no longer value it. 0 Rating.....

Mount Auburn Funeral Home & Cemetery - Unfortunately, after heavy rains, this is what a portion of the Chinese section of the cemetery can look like.

Mount Auburn Funeral Home & Cemetery

(20 reviews)

My visit here was a little bitter sweet. Someone in my family had passed and so I attended a…read morefuneral service here. I had never visited his cemetery before so I didn't pick up on the connection to my family until I started looking at the other grave sites around where we were. It turned out that many of my family members were buried here. So much family history revealed in one day! It is very quiet and serene here. I'm not sure how busy this cemetery gets on warmer days, but on this cold winter day, the cemetery was not busy at all. I liked the intimacy of it all. The area is very grassy and looks very well kept. One of my aunts told me that she had already purchased her gravesite location at this cemetery. Must be a good thing if she is still alive and planning that she'd like to stay at this cemetery when she dies.

Many Chicagoland Cantonese Chinese are buried here and the Chinese section is a large part of the…read morecemetery but by no means the only one.   Most of the Chinese are here because the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association of Chicago in Chinatown has for many years leased land from Mount Auburn Cemetery and then re-leases burial plots to Chinese families.  The first Chinese burial here was in 1922. Buried here are my own father and both paternal grandparents as well as numerous in-law relatives.   So coming here for an annual remembrance visit or another burial is just a natural part of life for us and always has been.    My limited dealings with staff here has been fine.  The Chinese section has a small pagoda-like altar that you won't find in any other cemetery.  The grounds are kept clean.  There's nothing you can do if there's been a recent big rain, as the grounds will be soaked and there will be muddy puddles here and there.  It's not an ornate or picturesque cemetery by any means and it's located in the blue collar town of Stickney (not a knock but just saying).  It's also right under nearby Midway's flight paths, so low flying planes during any visit should not surprise you.  Much like Wrigley Field, no matter the apparent weather everywhere else, it's always colder and windy here and feels 10-15F colder for some reason.  It's just the nature of a visit here.   Overall though, they have done the job for us over the years.  Thank you.

Kuratko-Nosek Funeral Home and Cremation Services - Arrangement Room

Kuratko-Nosek Funeral Home and Cremation Services

(9 reviews)

Family own business that took my family under their wings and patiently and caring walked us…read morethrough the process. They treated my loved one with respect throughout the whole process. My family wasnt prepared for the unexpected loss. From the moment of the first call to inquire services you are treated with respect and outstanding customer service. Kuratko-Nosek walked us through the whole process as this can be overwhelming and no one is prepared for this. You and your loved ones will receive outstanding service. Beside walking into their door and purchasing their services, they take care of the rest for you. I dont want to go through this process for some time, if I do, I would come back to Kuratko-Nosek There chapel is clean, modern, with a lounge area, full size refrigerator, ample parking

Please educate yourselves! Lengthy but worth the read…read more My mother passed away last week Wednesday (3/22/2023). It fills my heart with sorrow to learn how people, in such vulnerable mental state, are taken advantage of. The prices for a certification of death are absolutely out of line. I can only imagine how much profit they gain from all of this. Below is the breakdown of prices for the certified death certificates from Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) Division of Vital Records vs Kuratko-Nosek Funeral Home and Cremation Services. For clear reasons, I was in a frágil state of mind, and failed to add an alias name on my mom's certificate. I called the next day, and was able to make the correction. No problem. Upon pickup, I was charged an additional $70. IDPH Division of Vital Records Certified Death Certificate -1st copy $19 Additional Copies-$4 Corrections /legal name change-$15 Additional Copies-$2 Kuratko-Nosek Funeral Home and Cremation Services Certified Death Certificate -1st copy $50 Additional Copies-$10 Corrections /legal name change-$50 Additional Copies-$10 Source: https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://dph.illinois.gov/content/dam/soi/en/web/idph/files/resources/resources-obtain-birth/death-certificate/fee-schedule.pdf__;!!Bj3pJzH8i9PN1EsMi1am!wNYE8fpeKEodP3mXTjQfmyNM0RQYCsFncDsoeeL1xq7kvKfdj9ZHM2fe97N8q8CTjgijrcMtoZdi3jjE_RVrbPyU1KHaUVw6r5b1$ Yesterday (3/30/2023), a woman by the name of Nina, calls to apologize and tell me how they do not make any profit from the certificates (only the services and other items). All in all, I feel ripped off and taken advantage of by Kuratko-Nosek Funeral Home and Cremation Services. I cannot express this enough, do you research. It's uncomfortable, I know, but reality is that death is inevitable.

Damar-Kaminski Funeral Home & Crematorium

Damar-Kaminski Funeral Home & Crematorium

(17 reviews)

I only chose this funeral home because of the location, near Evergreen Cemetery and where one of my…read morefather's offices used to be. It doesn't matter whether they are sincerely kind, or just acting kind, because it felt real to me. They were not ethnocentric and completely accepted the Sri Lankan Buddhist traditions, which meant a lot less money for them (simple cremation, simple burial ceremony). There was no pressure to spend more money in great contrast to when I buried my mother. They worked with a frustratingly incompetent and understaffed cemetery, they were immense help when I was just overwhelmed with grief and frustration. They worked with a hospital that just doesn't care about people. They worked with a family that wasn't a lot of help or support for me. At times, I felt like they were the only sympathetic people during the whole nightmare of my father dying. I really liked their online obituary. They didn't make any money off this either: https://www.kaminskifamilyfuneralhomes.com/obituaries/Dr-Parakrama-De-Silva?obId=30722793

Great Funeral Home that I recently visited. Last time I was here it was over 10 years ago. The…read moreservice provided here for a friend of mine that recently passed away was above and beyond. Great levels of hospitality and it is a warm, inviting environment. What I do recommend that I think is the major issue here is that if you know that the person has a large family please carpool over here because parking is limited and I had to see people park half a mile away or across the street to make their way into the funeral home.

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