Very clean well kept cemetery. Resting place of Adlai Stevenson I and II. It's a very very historic…read moreplace.

A very historical and well-kept cemetery. There are some notables, although most are local people…read more Arguably, the most famous are the two Adlai Stevensons (one was a U.S. Vice President), Dorothy Gage (the one that inspired Dorothy on "The Wizard of Oz" and Old Hoss Radbourne. There are at least ten markers that highlight the cemetery's famous spots. One is a war memorial, dedicated to Sgt. Joshua Rodgers, who was killed in Afghanistan in 2017 while serving his country. A part of the cemetery is named for him. A plane crash memorial is also present, in which an actual plane crashed into a tree at the cemetery. Abraham Lincoln literally once stood at Evergreen Cemetery during the funeral of his friend, Ward Hill Lamon's first wife, who is buried here. Three tree carving sculptures are found here (as of 2020): the plane crash memorial, the Dorothy statue and one of Old Hoss Radbourne.

I would just like to begin by saying I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND this establishment to everyone. I was…read morevery well taken care of from the beginning, 8 years ago, to the end, 2 days ago. First off, I have to mention Chad Sparks, one of the Funeral Director, who took care of me in the beginning. I was very impress with his professionalism. He was very thorough in explaining the preneed options, there was no pressure for upsale or to make any decisions that I wasn't to make at that time. He was also very patient in answering all my questions, the preneed ones and also my non-preneed questions. Thank you Chad your help and care in the beginning, speaking with you always made feel I made the right choice. Then there's Christopher Leman, another Funderal Director, he was just amazing with helping guide me through the final process. His manner was just right amount of professionalism, caring and comfort, I didn't feel like I was part of a job, but as if he knew me and my family. And there was a particular thing that he did and didnot do, that I thanked him for personally. That will keep between him and I, because I think it is only something that would make a difference to the person who notices it. And it made a world of difference to me, so I thank you again for that Christopher. Everything that I choosed 8yrs ago was still in place and available at the time it was needed. Everyone I came in contact with from the receptionists, to maintainance to the Directors, all were very pleasant to interact with. So yes, if you are in need of this service, definitely give Beck Memorial a call, they will take wonderful care of you and your family!

It was nice enough inside and the people there were OK but the real attraction is that the Beer…read moreNuts factory is just down the street.

Worked with Steve Hall and he was so very helpful. Very professional and compassionate considering…read morethe circumstances.

My mother passed away in January of 2024. The next day I visited the cemetery to pay fees, which…read moreincluded a $300+ charge for a tiny "2024" brass plate for the grave marker. More than two years later that plate has never been installed, despite numerous reassurances from the cemetery staff that it would be done "next week". They do not answer phone calls or return messages. The office door is locked and no one comes to the door despite the presence of a red car outside. I wonder how they would feel if the grave of their mother was treated with so little regard? Seems next step is to file a fraud complaint with the Illinois Attorney General's office and the Illinois Cemetery Association since out of state owner is unresponsive as well.

PARK HILL CEMETERY BLOOMINGTON IL…read more Yesterday , I placed , on my mom and dad's grave, a beautiful floral fresh flowered wreath along with two bouquets for each side of the monument. My flowers were not obtrusive or in , or on the grass . The flowers that I placed were not cheap, and rather pricey. . I went back today and my beautiful flowers were gone. The flowers for my parents had been there LESS than 24 hours. There was nobody in the cemetery at the time I placed these fresh flowers on my parents grave , ONLY , myself and a employee mowing near by . . I did share my concerns with an authority at PARK HILL, they declined any knowledge , nor did they take any responsibility as to what happened to my flowers. Naturally, It crossed my mind that a possibility , could be they had been stolen by someone who could not afford flowers for their loved-ones . However , On my way out , I noticed a dumpster. I took a chance and looked inside, and , low and behold , there in the dumpster was my fresh flowered bouquets. How did they get there and why were they pitched? For what reason? Has anybody else had any problems at the cemetery with missing flowers? My advice is to check the dumpster. B.B.

Caring professional staff, reasonable costs for services. Cremains were ready before we expected…read more Highly recommend.

We would HIGHLY RECOMMEND Evergreen because they are Very compassionate about their job and your…read morefeelings. They went over and above what they had to for us and will never be forgotten. He accomplished something that we never thought could be done and we are extremely grateful for their service.