We can abide by social distancing guidelines for in-person funeral arrangements. If you are more comfortable staying at home, we can accomplish everything remotely. This includes completing all the necessary legal paperwork and coordinating any details associated with your funeral service.

We have made preparations at our facility to abide by state and CDC public health guidelines to allow you to have a meaningful in-person viewing, funeral, or memorial service.

We have implemented the following policies to ensure funerals can be held for the immediate family while also meeting public health guidelines:

• Per current IDPH guidelines, social distancing is required, and physical contact like hugging and kissing discouraged. Individuals who are not fully vaccinated and who are over age two and able to medically tolerate a face covering (a mask or cloth face covering) are required to cover their nose and mouth with a face covering when in a public place and unable to maintain a six-foot social distance.
• Per Kane County’s improvement to Phase 5 opening, as of June 11, 2021, the maximum capacity for visitations and funerals in our facility is 250 people. (Houses of worship may have larger capacities, depending upon their size and policies.)
• Hand sanitizer is readily available in our entryway for use upon entry and exit from our facility. You can also wash your hands with soap anytime in our bathrooms.
• Anyone exhibiting signs of illness are discouraged from entering the facility.
• Webcasting and recordings will be made available for mourners to access safely from home.