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Memorials for people from Chicago, IL

Browse a few memorial websites created for people from Chicago, IL on Ever Loved. Find obituaries, funeral details, photos, stories, and more.
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Ethel "Mama" Alba Lara

Jan 22, 1961 — Mar 29, 2026

Chicago, IL

Ethel, 65, passed away on March 30, 2026, leaving behind a legacy of love and cherished memories. S…

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Ethel, 65, passed away on March 30, 2026, leaving behind a legacy of love and cherished memories. She was born to …

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Ethel, 65, passed away on March 30, 2026, leaving behind a legac…

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Oliva Rivera

May 14, 1943 — Apr 18, 2026

Chicago, IL

George Avet Cook County

1948 — Nov 12, 2015

Chicago, IL

Urszula Zarzeczna

Apr 8, 1935 — Jul 9, 2023

Chicago, IL

In loving memory of our beloved Mom & cherished Grandmother Urszula Zarzeczna (née Czerska) born Ap…

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In loving memory of our beloved Mom & cherished Grandmother Urszula Zarzeczna (née Czerska) born April 8, 1935 - p…

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In loving memory of our beloved Mom & cherished Grandmother Ursz…

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Mohammed Mazhar-ul Nayeem

Jan 2, 1947 — Apr 10, 2026

Chicago, Illinois

Mohammed was the fifth of eight children, born and raised in Hyderabad, India. In 1974, he came to …

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Mohammed was the fifth of eight children, born and raised in Hyderabad, India. In 1974, he came to the United Stat…

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Mohammed was the fifth of eight children, born and raised in Hyd…

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Planning a funeral in Chicago

Chicago is home to over a hundred funeral homes, meaning you have a wide range of choices when selecting a funeral home in Chicago. When comparing them, it’s often a good idea to compare prices, reviews and locations, as well as any special focuses, if that’s important to you. In Chicago, you’ll find cremation-focused funeral homes, Asian funeral homes, Jewish funeral homes and more.

Burial is still slightly more common that cremation in the state of Illinois as of 2016, but cremation rates continue to rise and cremation is expected to be more common than burial by 2020. Cremation has the benefits of being greener, more affordable and more flexible, as there is a much wider range of locations where you can choose to scatter or bury ashes.

If you’d prefer to bury your loved one, there are many Chicago cemeteries to choose from. Consider visiting a few to get a feel for the location that you’re most likely to go back to visit.

If you’d like help figuring out what kind of funeral to plan, consider trying our free funeral planning tool for guidance.

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