Chicago Jewish Funerals
independent • jewish owned • since 1997
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Proud of being an all inclusive Jewish funeral home
COMPLIMENTARY PRE-PLANNING WEBINAR
Chicago Jewish Funerals is pleased to announce that we will begin hosting complimentary pre-arrangement webinars covering a range of topics.
Anyone is welcome to attend and we encourage you to bring questions.
Please visit the link below to learn more or call us at 847.229.8822.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2021 AT 7PM
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
Dear community, our hearts and thoughts are with all of you during these difficult and challenging times. Chicago Jewish Funerals is honored, privileged and humbled to have served our community for more than two decades. We know the importance of safely caring for anyone arranging or attending a funeral service. As all of us are forced make adjustments during the COVID-19 pandemic, we are doing our best to allow families to safely and respectfully participate in the funeral customs and rituals of our people.
As we transition into the next recovery Phase of COVID-19, Chicago Jewish Funerals will once again be able to offer chapel services in our Skokie and Buffalo Grove funeral homes.
The following guidelines will be in place, as per the State of Illinois as of October 31, 2020:
Chapel services will be limited to 10 guests.
All attendees must be masked and gloved – without exception.
Chicago Jewish Funerals will supply masks and gloves to all attendees.
All speakers, including clergy, must continue to wear masks and gloves even while at the podium.
Chicago Jewish Funerals is taking special precautions and procedures to routinely disinfect and clean all areas of the funeral home.
Social distancing is still in effect at all times.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Sincerely,
David I. Jacobson
Founder
Chicago Jewish Funerals
david@chicagojewishfunerals.com
Shabbat Shalom!
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In August 1997, David Jacobson founded Chicago Jewish Funerals because he believed there was a need to provide a service that was attentive to the needs of the bereaved as it was to the strong traditions of the Jewish people.
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