Shabbat Shalom
We pray for safer days. Our hearts are broken, but we will not break. May it truly be a Shabbat Shalom.
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...
As the High Holidays approach, we have more of our 2022-2024 "Caring for a Quarter of a Century" calendars available at both our Skokie and Buffalo Grove Chapels. If you did not receive a calendar last year, stop by one of our locations or fill out the form below to have...
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...
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...
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...
This week, we discuss in parashat Emor the details of being holy. May we all look into ourselves and find how we bring holiness to this world this Shabbat. Shabbat shalom!!
This Shabbat, we welcome in the new month of Iyar, the month of healing. May we all have a chodesh tov and relaxing Shabbat!