07Aug
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01Aug
Changing Times
Chicago Jewish Funerals and Founder David I. Jacobson were featured in the Chicago Tribune in a discussion about the changing ways in which we honor our loved ones. As we adapt to changing trends, our caring staff is honored to help you commemorate your loved one in a way that...
28Jul
Shabbat Shalom!
When the destruction ends, it’s time to be comforted, for we can continue on and will always remember. Shabbat shalom!
21Jul
Shabbat Shalom!
May everyone have a peaceful and wonderful Shabbat.
14Jul
Shabbat Shalom!
This week, we read the final portion of the 4th book of the Torah. The children of Israel have received all of the laws and are camped across the Jordan from Jericho, ready to enter. Before they do, the final book of the Torah will review all they were commanded...
07Jul
Shabbat Shalom
Shabbat shalom to all! This week, when reading about the sacrifices for each holiday, we remember that there is a time for everything. Some days we give more, some days we give less, some days we need to receive a bit more love. Every day has its needs, and we...
03Jul
Happy Fourth of July from Chicago Jewish Funerals!
As we gather to celebrate this special day, we also remember our loved ones who have passed. May their memory bring you comfort and strength. Enjoy the festivities and cherish the freedoms we hold dear. Wishing you a joyful and safe Fourth of July! Warm regards, David I. Jacobson and everyone at...
23Jun
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13Jun
What happens if someone dies far away from home?
When a death occurs in another state or country, it can create additional stress for family members who are tasked with planning the funeral arrangements. Our community is spread throughout the world, and the modern way of life often sees families spread out across the globe. A death far from...
09Jun
Shabbat Shalom!
El Na Refa Na La- please heal her! These beautiful words are said by Moses in request of healing his beloved sister, Miriam, in this week’s portion. May we all pray for the healing of our loved ones and those in our community and we hope that our prayers will be...