Full-Service Funeral and Cremation in Brookfield, IL
Planning a funeral or end-of-life service of any kind can be overwhelming either for someone who is pre-planning services or for a grieving surviving loved one. At Johnson-Nosek Funeral Home and Cremation Services, we are committed to going above and beyond to provide more than your general funeral services and ease this overwhelm however possible. We offer a full-service funeral home where you can access everything that is needed for your unique event. Our licensed funeral director and supportive staff lay out a compassionate framework for your desires to be realized. We provide a complete range of funeral services and care, including funeral and cremation in Brookfield, IL.
Choosing a funeral home, even when you prefer simple cremation, can reduce additional stressors as our expert staff will provide the services that are legally required for permits, paperwork, etc. Instead of leaving these details to you, we will take care of as much as possible as part of our commitment to you. As experts in our industry, we know the best ways to support families and ensure a positive outcome for either traditional or modern services.
Our full-service funeral home is here for your pre-planning needs, any immediate needs, and for the remaining loved ones, we offer gentle support and can connect you to many resources to help you in the coming days and months as you navigate this tender time. The benefits are numerous in choosing a location that can handle everything to help you create a farewell with which you are pleased. There are many details, but our professionally trained staff are here to streamline the process and support you in making the necessary decisions. We honor your wishes, your budget, and your time.
Funeral and Cremation in Brookfield, IL
Choosing to have a traditional funeral and burial or a cremation and/or memorial, or any combination of these options, are all meaningful vehicles to move through the process of laying your loved one to rest. We invite you to ask as many questions as needed to feel comfortable with the right solution for your circumstances. While these decisions honor the deceased, they are also crucial for those who are living. It is helpful to choose a process that will give grieving loved ones a sense of closure. We will facilitate that in every way possible.
The average cremation cost in Brookfield, IL, is around $3,000 to $4,000, depending on the specific funeral home and services chosen. This price typically includes the basic services of the funeral director, transportation of the deceased, and the cremation process itself. Additional costs may include the purchase of an urn or other memorial items, as well as any optional services such as a memorial service or viewing. It's important to shop around and compare prices and services from different funeral homes to ensure you're getting the best value for your money.
Funerals & Cremations don’t necessarily need to be mutually exclusive. You can have a funeral (typically where the body is present), and then rather than interring the body at a gravesite, you can have a cremation handled after the services are over. There are many ways we can honor tradition and utilize more modern or alternative options that might be appropriate for your circumstances if you so choose. If you have an idea, don’t hesitate to talk with us about it, and we will do what we can to accommodate your preferences and those of your deceased loved one.
Family-Owned and Operated
Johnson-Nosek Funeral Home and Cremation Services is a family-owned company. That means we value your family traditions, and we honor the ties that bind loved ones together. We will work with you in very personalized ways because we are people too-- people who deeply value lifting and serving others in their time of need. In our own way, we know what it means to lose loved ones. We invite you to refer to our Nosek Family Promise to learn more about our commitment to you when retaining our services. It is the heart of our customer service.
Pre-Planning Services Available
Did you know many people choose to pre-plan their own services? Whether an illness strikes, and death is imminent or when they are in good health and of a sound mind, they choose to plan ahead. This option reduces the burden on their remaining loved ones at the time of their future passing. And it solidifies their own desires for how they would like things handled upon their death. Sometimes passing on is very unexpected and having the wishes of the deceased so well defined is a great relief to their families and loved ones in these situations. Consider if this is something you could give to your loved ones.
The decisions regarding
funeral and cremation in Brookfield, IL, and all the options available can be thoughtfully considered when there is a bit more time. Pre-planning and prepaying for these needs also reduce the financial burden associated with the desired services, and fortunately, this process can be done at any age. Many people choose to think of this as you would view shopping for insurances, taking time to prepare a legal will, and other considerations for the future provision of loved ones.
Make a Call Today
If you require funeral and cremation in Brookfield, IL, we invite you to reach out to Johnson-Nosek Funeral Home and Cremation Services located at 3847 Prairie Ave, Brookfield, IL 60513. Our phone number is (708) 485-0214. Call us today and see how the personal caring touches we add to our services will make a time of transition just a little bit easier.
Funeral & Cremation
What is a talk of a lifetime?
- The Funeral Service Foundation is proud to support Have a Lifetime Chat, an initiative developed by the Funeral and Memorial Information Council (FAMIC) to help families have meaningful discussions about what is most important to them to discover unique life stories. Learn More.
What qualifies you for a military funeral?
- To qualify, a service member must meet at least one of the following criteria: The veteran was president or a former president of the United States, based on their service as commander in chief. The veteran died while on active duty, including active duty for training for members of the Reserves and National Guard. Learn More.
Why have public viewing?
- Death can be abrupt and painful. Although near family members may have a chance to communicate with or say goodbye to the person until they die, acquaintances, family, and distant relatives do not have that closure. Public viewing helps them to see the deceased for the last time and say their goodbyes. Learn More.
