Funeral Homes in Ingleside, IL

Our experienced and professional staff are here to guide you through the creation of a service that reflects your values, your preferences, and your loved one's individual life story. We offer a variety of ways for you to honor their life, pay...

In 1926, Bernard Stanley Skaja saw the need for a full-service funeral home to serve the families of his community; with that need, he founded Skaja Funeral Homes. Following his death in 1949, the business was temporarily run by Bernard's wife...

Pearl M. Bradshaw and Ulysses G. Range, Sr., both worked at the Central U.S. Post Office in Chicago, Illinois during 1927. Pearl Graduated from Worsham College of Mortuary Science in 1923 and Ulysses graduated in 1925. When they discovered their...

Arthur F. Ahlgrim, the founder of our firm, was a man of compassion. He believed that every human being was entitled to a dignified final tribute and that every bereaved family was deserving of the most comprehensive assistance it was possible...

Originally designated as 204 Division Street (now, 364), this was the home of Alfred B. Church, a New York native, who was born in 1844 and arrived in Elgin as a young boy with his mother and stepfather, Gail Borden, of the condensed milk...

Since Marengo-Union Funeral Home was founded, there has been one thought and direction - to serve the needs of our community in an honest and dignified manner, with trained and dedicated personnel. At Marengo-Union, we continue to perpetuate the...

A s the Jaeger Family marks 150 years of providing quality funeral care to our neighbors and friends, we strive to continue to be worthy of the confidence placed in us at the hardest times for a grieving family and remain committed to the high...