I contacted Reiners Memorials and received information right away. I was allowed to determine…read morecolor of granite for my flat stone, images I wanted on it, how I wanted my name and birthdate and then a preview of what it would like like. Then I received a quote for my stone which was comparable with other memorials. Once I approved everything and paid they started working on my stone. It is now placed where I will be buried. I love the color and the design I chose. Reiner was easy to work with, dependable, reliable, and well worth the cost. I would highly recommend this company.

The lady was so incredibly rude considering that it's an emotional time for a person when losing a…read moreloved one. My father passed away 2months ago. I came here in search of his head stone. I had no idea how to order a head stone and she gave no direction. I had no idea how much it cost and she smirked when I told how much I wanted to spend. I had to ask for help when looking at stones. She acted annoyed when I asked questions. At one point she raised her voice in an annoying tone at me. It's really sad because I went here because it had a good rating and great reviews. I was going to spend some money as well. My family will not be ever using this place in the future at all.

If you're looking for compassion and empathy after losing a loved one, this is the place to go!…read moreWhen you walk in, it's warm and welcoming. Cathy is the owner and Carol is her right hand woman/manager. Like alot of us, we're not prepared for the end of our life or our loved ones. You might feel lost, confused and even befuddled. Cathy and Carol will 100% guide you properly and patiently. Saying "goodbye" to a loved one who's passed, is one of the hardest things humans have to go thru. Im still healing from the loss of my grandfather. It's been almost a year since l've been here and this is a long overdue review. One of the downfalls of loving someone so much is when they leave us, it's so much more painful and heartbreaking. Grief is love with nowhere to go. Drowning is an art of learning how to survive, be it in water or emotions. Northern Illinois Funeral Services helps you start the healing process. That's extremely invaluable for me. They say you get what you pay for, but here, they go above and beyond what's expected. Grateful for the two earth angels at Northern Illinois Funeral Service

Cathy and Reggie are professional, flexible and compassionate. They got the job done, despite last…read moreminute requests and changes. Cathy is available 24/7. There are many immediate decision that need to be made when a loved one passes. They knew exactly how to handle each evolving situation. Highly recommend.

It feels a bit strange to review a funeral home but I am very happy that I decided to use Dupage…read moreCremations when my mom passed away a couple of months ago because they made everything very streamlined. I had visited the location a couple days before my mom passed and they were very respectful and took down all of our information so that after my mom passed they were able to just come in take her body to the home. They also were able to get all of our official documentation information filled out at that moment as well. We had the basic cremation package which allowed us a 30 minute viewing. The space was clean and allowed us some private time with my mom before she was cremated. Receiving her remains and death certificate was also very efficient. We received both a couple business days after the viewing. Thank you for making a difficult life event pain free and simple. That was very important for us as we grieved.

I contacted them once my husband passed and they charged me for a cramerion they never did. my…read morehusband was sendt to chicago since we donated his body. when Imquestiooned them why they charged me for a creamtion they never did they said,it was for,paperwork,but clearly on my paperwork,it said creamation which by the way when my husband was donated the place in chicago cremated him for free so DuPage never did anything for him when I questioned them they said it was for paperwork clearly my papaerwork said creamation I even showed them that . they also said that they never had me in there system well they are so wrong all they have to,do,is look at Sept 20 2020 in the morning of his passing at the West Chicago I'll facility when I went to them for my husband Jose Santiago. look his name up,on there website for obituaries you,will see it thee so,not,only,do they charge for services they never did they lie about it being there. plus they would never give me back a refund for a service they charged me for but never did. if they can lose paperwork what else can they lose just asking.

Very helpful and responded quickly when a partner firm from Wisconsin needed assistance. Excellent…read moreservice and very easy to work with. Highly recommend.

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So my mother had a traditional South Indian "arranged marriage," which was beneficial for them…read moreboth My father was already in the US with the intent of becoming a US citizen for the purpose of becoming an MD, an American MD I was born during his Scholarship, long before I have memory of. He decided to purchase a 3-bedroom, 2 bath home in the all-White suburbs of Arlington Heights - 100% so that my my little brother and I could have a backyard with a children's swing set in the 70s Point being, my mother, who physically beat us with a wooden spoon DAILY... I would never assault a dog physically or verbally... why the fxck would any human assault physically a 2-year old????!!!! She hated my MD Dad and her children So when my my Dr. MD Dad suddenly dropped dead in in 2014 - my local Illinois Cremation Center was there primarily there for my husband to follow a traditional Hindu cremation (imagine a simplified ved version of happy comedic Dr. Kuttners (if you ever watched House, perhaps the last amazing TV show sans Cable);self-inflicted gunshot suicide When Dad dropped dead, he had handwritten instructions on what to do with his ashes Well Uma still keeps HIM in his now-bedroom in his closet with the door to the room permanently closed Via my husband, while I was still "comatose" and eliminated on my my bed on three layers of "puppy training pads" ICC offered my husband to pray to witness all of it, although his best offer was to purchase a simple wooden wood box and an "expensive but cheap" bamboo container They in addition to cremation - trust ME THIS SINGULAR TIME PLEASE - Order #1M Death Certificates with ease (needed for cancelation of every single thing in his name (home, utilities, credit cards, phone accounts (lol the landline) cell, etc etc etc.. Uma regularly ays her victim card with his passing, she is an 80+ authentic Yoga instructor and daily I hope that I die prior to her Uma's body can finally rot in her finally her her own house that my Dad paid for when he was a very poor MD student and his only "job" was as a pre-MD student teacher Uma does not deserve Illinois Cremation Center so respect and care of anyone would has passed and especially their kindness of families going through the ordeal My husband is big and tall White guy As I understand it, we both require at least the same size container. Tissue and fat burn simply, it is bones, which every human or animal has (i am a lifelong Hindu vegan since birth) Anyway when Ed dies ( our 30th Anniversary is in a few days), I shall just call ICC to pick up his body at the hospital or at our home), order at the 2014 price and ease 100 of hos Death Certificates and bed done I do have to by IL state law, pick up his ashes within 30 days plus sign 1 million forms, with even "comatose" in our bed that I obviously eliminated n (;2026 and the most active Yelp reviewer /r

My initial contact with Illinois Cremation Centers was supportive and informative: the two men who…read morecame in the middle of the night were also appropriate and professional: When it came time to pick up the remains, everyone I spoke to was less than adequate: abrupt, no empathy or condolences: to the point of bordering on rude when I told them I could not give a specific time I would be at their center. At a sensitive time of retrieving ashes, my expectation was that at least there would be some level of acknowledgment of the loss I experienced. There was absolutely no mention of my loss: none

When my father went into the nursing home, we talked to Tom about setting up the plans for him when…read morehe passed. Due to insurance problems, we were unable to finalize the details. Tom kept the file open and when my father passed suddenly, we called him, he pulled the file and kept the same quote he had originally given us. He handled all the details, gave us options, asked our opinions about what we wanted done, how we wanted to do things, and gave us advice on things we weren't sure how to handle. We are very satisfied with his work, compassion and experience. We would recommend him to anyone for this difficult time. Thank you.

My mother passed away recently. Hospice suggested using these people for direct cremation. They…read morecalled my husband to get direction to our home and told my husband that they would be a little while because "I have a guy baking right now" What the HELL???? BAKING!!!!!??????? This was my mother I was going to send with them...I had visions of them pulling out her gold teeth. I cancelled and Hospice told them that they would NEVER referr anyone to them again. I had more compassion from our vet when my son's hamster died. How crude and crass. When Hospice confronted the OWNER, he denided it!!!!!Yeah, my husband made it all up. ASSHOLE!

The care that our family received at Hitzeman Funeral Home was exemplary, compassionate and second…read moreto none. Our father passed away and Chuck took all the time we needed to discuss and finalize the funeral arrangements, answer all of our questions and helped to navigate some (sadly) awkward family dynamics. This family owned business treated our family as if we were their own. We cannot say enough good things about the kindness and service extended to us. They took care of everything. Many thanks to everyone with whom we worked during a very trying time. You were wonderful.

Hitzeman funeral home did a wonderful job handling my mother-in-law's service. Scott met us on a…read moreholiday weekend and was extremely helpful, respectful and thorough. We are very grateful to him for all of his help during this difficult time.