This week we recognize Eze, an integral part our staff from supporting our funeral directors, to maintaining the upkeep of our Buffalo Grove chapel. Above all though, his bright disposition encourages a sense of well-being, a feeling that is hard not to appreciate during trying times. We are grateful for...
We look for the small moments of joy amongst darkness. It’s natural to still continue to smile, to find reasons to celebrate and to find beauty. Shabbat shalom!
This week we recognize Mr. Jones, the grounds manager of our chapels in Skokie and Buffalo Grove. Coordinating funeral processions, welcoming guests for Shivas, and maintaining our elegant chapels are just a few of Mr. Jones’ responsibilities. The work he does is immediately clear to anyone who steps foot inside...
We pray for safer days. Our hearts are broken, but we will not break. May it truly be a Shabbat Shalom.
This week we highlight Nathan, who is our automotive expert and head of livery services. Beyond maintaining our hearses and other vehicles, Nathan imparts a sense of comfort and safety when driving your family to and from the funeral service. We appreciate his eye for detail, and the level of...
This week we recognize Mio, our pre-arrangement specialist who has been with Chicago Jewish Funerals since 2016. Mio has been in funeral service since he was 18 years old, and we value the care and knowledge he brings to our families. Thank you Mio! And thank you to everyone who...
This week we officially recognize and welcome Hanne Hess as our new funeral director’s apprentice. With her many years of cemetery experience, Hanne has been and will continue to be an exceptional member of Chicago Jewish Funerals in her new role. Thank you Hanne! And thank you to all the...
ושמחת בחגך!!! May we have a joyful beginning to the festival of sukkot and May we be granted with the great honor of hosting those who we love as well as those who we do not yet know. Shabbat shalom and Chag Sameach!
On this special Shabbat of repentance, we remember that in order to continue to bloom and thrive, we must connect deeply to our roots, our pasts and our selves. What keeps you grounded? Shabbat shalom and May we all be written in the book of life. Gmar hatima tova!
Shana tova! May we all have a healthy, loving and sweet new year.
