Brady Gill Funeral Home and Cremation Services
| Address: | 16600 Oak Park Ave, Tinley Park, IL 60477, USA |
| Phone: | +1 708-614-9900 |
| Site: | bradygill.com |
| Rating: | 4.5 |
| Working: | 9AM–4PM 9AM–4PM 9AM–4PM 9AM–4PM 9AM–4PM Closed 9AM–2PM |
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Anonymous User
Doug, Have you ever lost a family member? Have you ever gone through what is the hardest thing to do; say goodbye to your hero, and an American Navy Hero? Have you ever gone through a heartbreak where you have to be strong for the people around you, for your younger siblings? Have you, when depressed and upset about losing a loved one, sat for a 6 hour wake staring at them, hoping, praying theyd just open their eyes, even if for one more day? Have you? Because I have, not even a month ago I lost my grandpa. He was my hero, my best friend. He taught me everything. He dealt with me on my best days and my worst. He taught me to write my name and ride my bike. He let me fall asleep on his chest day after day, and held me close, never letting me forget Im never alone on this earth. And then in a blink of the eye, I lost him. I have two younger sisters I had to be strong for as I sat at my grandpas wake and funeral wishing I were anywhere but there. I asked friends not to come because I was afraid Id show my lack of strength in such a depressing situation, and if a stranger accidentally made a wrong turn into my grandpas service, I too would have took no compassion in "chasing them out." My grandpa was a great man who would not have deserved such an interruption during his beautiful service, a beautiful service that Brady-Gill funeral home supplied. Take some accountability in what your situation could have done to a family during their last day with their loved one. I would never go back and go through my grandpas services again, they were completely heartbreaking, but I know when faced with another death, Brady-Gill will be where I go. They are amazing there. Peggy, the woman who took control and offered help with my grandpas services, she is the reason I had the strength I did during those rough days. She is the reason I was able to be there for my sisters. She is sincere, thoughtful, helpful, and everything you need in a person during those times. She learned everyones names in a matter of seconds and turned the situation into one that become almost as if it were her own. She was with my family every step of the way. Peggy was the sunlight that came from a dark, dark situation. And Peggy is a part of Brady-Gill, and it is Brady-Gill that gave my grandpa the well-deserved, proper, best goodbye a family could get. So think twice before you make an "accidental" turn into a parking lot and trash talk a place that deals with sadness every single day, but yet manages to bring light into a situation.
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Vernon Wilhelm
IF I could, I would give them TEN STARS!!!!! The Brady-Gill Funeral Home People are the Best. . They are compassionate, caring, wonderful people. I was in a panic, since the last time somebody passed in my family was a long time ago. I had the weight of the world on my shoulders and did not have a clue as to what to do and what to expect. They comforted me, held my hand, explained what to expect and took the weight of the world off my shoulders. They took extra care to make sure all the wishes for my wifes burial were met. My Wife suffered from Morbid Obesity. This caused a challenge to the funeral directors and they came up with a solution for that. Everything came off without a hitch. I could not have done all they did by myself, nor did I have any idea clue as to what is needed for paper work, they give you choices as to what you need and want. God Bless Them.
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Don Rey
We recently lost one of our most cherished family members. I immediately called Brady Gill and Tim personally answered the call. He immediately took charge and helped myself and my family navigate through this tragic time. In fact, Tim personally went to collect the remains, which made a huge difference to me. The whole staff is professional yet they made this experience personal at the same time, which enabled myself and my family to bring comfort and closure to this experience, that we all dread. Thank you to the whole Brady Gill family for helping my family during this terrible tragedy. We have been using the Brady Gill Funeral Home for many years and when you really need them, they step up and not only guide you through the process, but literally carry you through it, which is what I needed. Thank you so much!
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Anonymous User
In the past three years I needed to make funeral arrangements for three close family members. All were at different funeral homes. Brady-Gill was the last home we used. The difference in service was unbelievable. Brady Gill was outstanding in all areas. Their care and compassion from our first meeting to after burial was outstanding. Peggy and all staff really care about your needs and understand your pain. As long as location permits I will never use another home in the future. I even made pre-arrangements with Peggy for an elderly Aunt. Look no further than Brady-Gill in Tinley Park if you want compassion and care.
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Anonymous User
We recently used Brady-Gill for my mothers services, and I have to say that I absolutely recommend them 100%. Peggy was hands-down the best thing that could have happened to us during this incredibly difficult time. Words cannot express how amazing she was during every step of the process. She and Mike have been in contact with us even after the funeral, checking in, asking if there is anything we need. I do not hesitate in the slightest to recommend them.
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Scott Koch
Brady-Gill provides nothing less than exceptional service. They took care of everything with a constant eye on the wishes of my family during a very difficult time after the passing of my father. Throughout the services they were constantly attentive and ready and willing to make every accommodation, regularly following up to make sure that all arrangements were perfect. I cannot thank them enough for how comfortable and easy they made the entire process.
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The old man needs to learn some freakin manners! I get that you want to keep your facilities clean, but there are polite ways to tell people that they need to keep their beverages in the kitchen area. Youre dealing with bereaved people for crying out loud; you dont have to treat them with such rude, dictatorial authoritarianism. Simply, kindly ask them to return their beverages to the family comfort area. Is that so difficult?
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Dav Z
I was very nervous that I would have surprise charges or something missed that I failed to consider. These guys made sure nothing was missed, including guidance with tipping the organist and altar boys at church and suggesting a handful of reasonable options for the after funeral luncheon. They did an amazing job preparing my Mom for the viewing as well. It couldnt have gone better for professionalism and quality service.