Excellent customer service for both our parents in 2009 and 2026. Extremely accommodating to our…read moreschedule and out of town status in 2026. Stephanie, Dave and Mike continue a family business tradition of compassion and professionalism.

I was fortunate to select FJ's as the organization to carry out final plans and activities for…read moreloved ones. They handled every aspect of these funerals with professionalism, knowledge and sensitivities. Over twenty years they did it right and with the upmost respect for all remaining alive.

Made everything easy and were very professional. During this time we need help and the funeral home…read morestepped up and helped. So grateful

I've officiated many funerals AT Beidelman-Kunsch but I had never used their services for a family…read moremember before this past weekend. From start to finish, Ron Kurza exceeded my expectations with his presence, kindness, ease, and attention to details. Ron was fantastic as always and has become such a friend to me and now also to my family. When you are in need of excellent funeral planning and services, go to Beidelman-Kunsch in Naperville. They'll be just what you need.

I was referred to Glenn (owner of Memories In The Making) as I searched for an expert to restore…read moreour family's memorial. What a lucky connection for me! Glenn was prompt in his responds to my questions as we decided on the best way to restore my great grandparent's monument. I live out of state but he kept me updated with email and photos. I flew back in October to see the monument and was thrilled with the outcome. I had no idea how much care is involved in monument restoration, and I'm very grateful for Glenn's experience and expertise. The before and after photos demonstrate the exceptional quality of Glenn's restoration.

Jim Farkas was so kind. I just lost my husband of 34 years and he was so understanding. He really…read morekept me from losing it. The services offered are reasonably priced. My husband wanted to be cremated and the price of this service was a lot cheaper than I was anticipating. Jim also did not try to up sell. He respected me and made me feel good about my decisions. I left feeling comforted and that I could reach out to them for anything at anytime.

Reviewing a memorial? Yep. I'm gonna do it…read more I think there's a very noble sentiment behind this memorial and after Googling a bit of the back story, this giant installation along Naperville's Riverwalk (that was one of the nation's first 9/11 memorials built) made a lot more sense. Backstory: Naval Commander Dan Shanower, was a Naperville native, who died in the attack on the Pentagon on September 11th. The memorial is titled. 'Freedom Isn't Free and contains excerpts from an article of that same name that Commander Dan Shanower penned. A portion of the memorial is really well done, with an eternal flame set atop a sculpture made with 100-pounds of rubble from the Pentagon after the attack, a steal beam from one of the Towers and granite from the area where Flight 93 went down in Pennsylvania.There's an imprint of Commander Shanower's boot on the memorial and a garden surrounding the area. It's tasteful and delivers the Freedom Isn't Free message more than merely describing it could. The back half of the memorial unfortunately doesn't do the rest of the installment justice. In fact, it kind of mars it. It's a 48-foot long cement retaining wall with 140 very strange faces sculpted by children from one of Naperville's grade schools. At first glance, the monument plaques looks like it reads 'wall of feces', which is very incorrect. You'd think they could of come up with a better name for it... or at the very least a better font to type it out in. The faces on the wall look like you would imagine a 2nd grader would mold a piece of clay to look (sort of) like a face, which would be cute if it was your kid and they were making like, a potholder or coffee mug or something, but to be permanently showcased for public display? No way, Jose. The faces, and I'm just gonna blurt it out here, are sad and creepy and look oddly like pop culture characters drawn by Mike Judge (think King of the Hill, Beavis and Butthead). It's not fitting to the idea behind the whole memorial and it so poorly executed that it makes you wonder if the person who funded the project had a wife who taught an elementary school art class and wanted to promote her kid's work. The wall is just strange and for what it's in memorial of, it deserves to be better. It's a valiant effort, and I think the memorial would have been a million times more meaningful if they'd just left it at the eternal flame and statue with a blank wall behind it, or with the names of those who lost their lives that day instead of a very random array of clay faces sculpted by children.

It feels a bit strange to review a funeral home but I am very happy that I decided to use Dupage…read moreCremations when my mom passed away a couple of months ago because they made everything very streamlined. I had visited the location a couple days before my mom passed and they were very respectful and took down all of our information so that after my mom passed they were able to just come in take her body to the home. They also were able to get all of our official documentation information filled out at that moment as well. We had the basic cremation package which allowed us a 30 minute viewing. The space was clean and allowed us some private time with my mom before she was cremated. Receiving her remains and death certificate was also very efficient. We received both a couple business days after the viewing. Thank you for making a difficult life event pain free and simple. That was very important for us as we grieved.

As others stated it does feel strange to leave a review but with such great service you just want…read moreto tell someone. Everyone was professional, patient and kind. Even when they arrived to pickup my mom from my home they were caring, careful explained the process, walked the best path for exit and did not rush even though it was pouring rain outside. I was immediately impressed even through my grief. They followed up with me as stated, scheduled a meeting time to discuss plans. They were upfront about pricing, no gimmicks or salesman pitch. All of my questions were answered, no request is too weird because they've heard it all. I actually learned a lot about the cremation process and county requirements. I'm so happy they were recommended to me and I tell everyone about them and my family will definitely utilize their services in the future if/when needed.

Yelp REALLY should have a different comment associated with a five-star rating for any businesses…read moresuch as this. There was most definitely NO "WooHoo-ing" going on here as making funeral arrangements and/or attending funerals and wakes is never an "exciting" adventure. Of course, when you are grieving the loss of a close loved one, it's difficult to think straight and stay focused on what needs to be done. Kelly M. at O'Neil is an absolute ANGEL (She even kinda looks like one!) She sweetly and sympathetically walked my family and I through each step, covering every single thing that needed to be done and helped to clarify decisions that were difficult, which I'm sure IS her job, but she truly excels at it! I believe she went above and beyond to get my family and I through it all as quickly and as painlessly as possible. Actually, every single employee that I encountered at O'Neil showed the utmost professionalism in the nicest, most sincere possible way! The facility itself is absolutely gorgeous! I've been told that it was recently remodeled (prior to my use of it in summer 2012) so I do not know what it looked like previously, but I can tell you it is most definitely a comfortable and warmly welcoming, yet classy place. Last month another family member passed away and the family IMMEDIATELY went to O'Neil for the arrangements, even though they used other facilities regularly in the past, everyone was so extremely impressed with O'Neil while attending my Husband's wake and funeral that it will be the only facility our families will ever use from now on.

I suggest calling Goodale or Anderson before choosing cremation or Funeral services at O'Neil, I…read morewas able to find services at a fraction of the cost with just a couple of phone calls.

First rate staff up front and excellent support staff in the back. You can get all your music needs…read moremet at Ellman's. From renting, buying, having your instrument fixed, to taking lessons, they do it all and have years of experience.

I was new in band and I got my trombone in the store to rent which I loved and it was so clean with…read morethat new instrument smell. They got all kinds of instruments and the staff was nice. Although I had a teacher who was mean and wasn't nice. He was nice when you meet him but when you get to know you, he's rude and gives you a attitude and he's the other reason why I quit band. His name was Luke Mallicore or something of his last name. I have a cleft pallet and he always sounded annoyed when I try to explain to him that I can't reach to certain high notes and he tells me not to do something with my mouth even though that's the only way for me to play my trombone. I wouldn't recommend to have classes with him.