Staab Funeral Homes

I cannot say enough about the excellent care provided to my family in the time after my Dad's death. The staff was respectful and dedicated to honoring my Dad's and our family's wishes. Thanks to Sue Staab and PJ Staab for all their guidance and support. They helped make a very sad day go as smoothly as it could.

The Staab family has served my family with top notch service. Their respectful staff, attention to details, I could go on and on with praise. It is comforting to know you are in capable and caring hands in a time of grief. Thank you Mark Stabb, job well done (again).

Staab Funeral Home honored both my Mother, who planned my Father's Funeral, and my Father. They were very caring and attentive in a time of loss. They assisted in arranging details and advised on decisions in a process that is unfamiliar during a time of shock. I appreciated their caring during my Father's death.

I have had some relatives who have funerals and they have received nothing but top notch care and respect. PJ is a friend and a great benefactor to the community for all he did with building the Lincoln funeral hearse and participating in the Lincoln funeral reenactment in 2015

Staab Funeral Home outright LIED to us. Prior to passing away, our aunt made arrangements with Staab for her cremation, but intended for the bill to be paid from her estate. Due to the amount of work required to clear out her house to ready it for sale, and the Executor of her estate living outside of Illinois, we realized it would take some time before we had all of the estate’s affairs in order. The Executor contacted Staab about this, and we were informed there would be no late fees, and that we could take as much time as needed to get the estate in order before paying. The Executor also made certain to call Staab every couple of months to make certain this arrangement was still in place, and to assure the funeral home the bill would indeed be paid. Six months later - around the time we would have been able to START getting things in order had the estate needed to go to probate (and only if we had filed for such immediately following her passing) - we received a letter informing us we were being charged the very late fee Staab had assured us multiple times would not be charged. While we were able to convince Staab to remove the late fee, doing so was contingent upon us paying IMMEDIATELY, which due to this being a debt owed by the estate, only the Executor could pay to keep things running smoothly. He had to wait several hours before getting a call back, and he had to make the payment out of pocket, as the estate account had insufficient funds - the house has not yet been sold.nnAgain, Staab lied to us in our time of grief. Had they simply been upfront and honest, a large headache could have been avoided.