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Duker Funeral Home Obituaries: Search Duker & Haugh Memorials in Quincy
Many people search “Duker Funeral Home obituaries,” but the official local name is Duker & Haugh Funeral Home in Quincy, Illinois. Its obituary page publishes current memorials, service times, visitation details, burial information, family notices and links to individual obituary pages.
This guide shows how to search the official Duker & Haugh obituary archive, verify the right memorial, confirm whether a service is at 823 Broadway or another venue, use Google Maps, ask about current prices, request Adams County death certificates and handle probate, Social Security and Veteran next steps.
Immediate answer
Duker & Haugh Obituaries: Four Things to Know First
Entity verification
Which Duker Funeral Home Does This Page Cover?
Duker & Haugh Funeral Home
823 Broadway St
Quincy, IL 62301
Phone: 217-222-1011
Official domain: dukerandhaugh.com
Check before acting
- The page is on the official Duker & Haugh domain.
- The person’s name, dates and family details match.
- The service information is from the full memorial, not a preview.
- The cemetery or church address is not confused with 823 Broadway.
- Current prices are confirmed directly with the funeral home.
Confirm the 823 Broadway address and phone number → use the official obituary page for memorial details → call if a service is soon or arrangements are incomplete.
Official obituary lookup
How to Find a Duker & Haugh Funeral Home Obituary
- 1Open the official Obituaries page
Start at the Duker & Haugh obituary archive rather than a search result snippet.
- 2Scan recent notices first
The page shows recent memorials with “Read More” links.
- 3Use browser find when helpful
On desktop, press Ctrl+F or Command+F and search the surname. On mobile, use your browser’s “Find in page” feature.
- 4Open the full memorial
Click the individual obituary link because the main listing may not show all service details.
- 5Verify identity
Compare dates, relatives, Quincy or Adams County ties, church, cemetery and obituary text.
- 6Separate each event
Visitation, funeral service, Mass, burial and luncheon can have different locations.
- 7Recheck before travel
If the service is upcoming, open the memorial again before leaving in case details were updated.
Scroll recent obituaries → choose Read More → verify the person → record Date, Time & Place of Visitation / Funeral / Burial → use the exact venue address.
Dated official-feed snapshot
Recent Duker & Haugh Notices Seen During Review
This snapshot helps you recognize the official obituary feed. It is not a current service calendar; always open the official page for today’s list.
Kathleen L. “Kathy” Grussenmeyer
Shown among recent official Duker & Haugh notices during review.
Tony Lee Schlueter
Shown among recent official Duker & Haugh notices during review.
Pamela Jean Chandler
Shown among recent official Duker & Haugh notices during review.
Judith K. “Judy” McElhoe
Shown among recent official Duker & Haugh notices during review.
Allan Richard Krogman
Shown among recent official Duker & Haugh notices during review.
Teresa J. O’Dear
Shown among recent official Duker & Haugh notices during review.
Search troubleshooting
If the Duker & Haugh Obituary Is Older or Hard to Find
Name-search fixes
- Search the surname only.
- Try maiden name and married name.
- Remove middle names, nicknames, suffixes and punctuation.
- Try first-name variations such as Bob/Robert or Kathy/Kathleen.
- Search the official domain plus the person’s name.
Local clue fixes
- Search Quincy, Adams County or nearby Illinois/Missouri community clues.
- Check whether a Mass, church or cemetery appears in family posts.
- Review newspaper references only after checking Duker & Haugh.
- Call the funeral home if the service is soon or arrangements appear incomplete.
Individual memorial page
What a Duker & Haugh Memorial Can Include
Obituary text
Family-approved life details, relatives, work, service, church, interests and memorial donation information.
Service schedule
Date, time and place of visitation, funeral, Mass, graveside, burial or other public events.
Condolences
Official memorial pages can include a condolence form or comment area for family messages.
Service-day planning
Before You Attend a Duker & Haugh Visitation, Funeral or Burial
For another example of separating funeral-home service and cemetery route, see the Haysi Funeral Home obituary guide.
Immediate need
If a Death Has Just Occurred in the Quincy Area
Hospital or care facility
Follow the facility’s pronouncement and release process first. If the family chooses Duker & Haugh, give staff the verified funeral-home name and phone number.
Expected hospice death
Follow hospice instructions before calling the funeral home. Hospice staff can explain when the funeral director should be contacted.
Unexpected death
Use 911, law enforcement or coroner instructions as appropriate. Do not move the person or disturb the scene unless instructed.
First conference
What to Gather Before an Arrangement Meeting
Personal and obituary information
- Full legal name and preferred obituary name.
- Date and place of birth and death.
- Parents, spouse, children, grandchildren and other survivors.
- Predeceased family members.
- Education, work, military service, church and community details.
- Photo and family-approved obituary wording.
Service and records
- Burial, cremation, Mass, funeral or memorial preference.
- Clergy, celebrant, music, pallbearers and honorary pallbearers.
- Cemetery or existing plot information.
- Military discharge record such as DD-214 if applicable.
- Insurance, preneed or payment information requested by the funeral home.
- Memorial donation organization and address.
Review Family Information → Service Requests → Finalizing → write down questions for the arrangement conference → ask what documents should be brought.
Service options
Funeral, Memorial and Personalization Options
Duker & Haugh describes its mission as honoring and remembering each person’s life in a dignified, personal and professional manner. Current service choices should be discussed directly with the funeral home because venue, clergy, burial, cremation, visitation and memorial preferences can differ by family.
Traditional services
Visitation, funeral service, Mass or burial can be coordinated according to family and religious preferences.
Memorial services
A memorial may take place with or without the body present and may involve a church, chapel or cemetery.
Personalized details
Memorial donations, music, clergy, pallbearers, photos and written tributes should be confirmed during arrangements.
Review possible service styles → list what your family wants → ask for current itemized prices → confirm venue availability before announcing dates.
Current price request
How to Get Current Duker & Haugh Funeral Prices
A public Duker & Haugh General Price List was found with an effective date of June 1, 2022 and language saying prices are subject to change without notice. Use it only as a background document. Call the funeral home for current figures before making decisions.
| Ask about | Useful wording | Why it helps |
|---|---|---|
| Basic services | “What is the current basic services fee?” | This can be a core arrangement charge. |
| Transfer / removal | “What is the current transfer charge and mileage policy?” | Distance from place of death can affect cost. |
| Visitation / funeral | “Please price visitation, funeral, memorial, Mass and graveside staffing separately.” | Families may not need every component. |
| Burial or cremation | “What itemized burial and cremation options are available today?” | Package totals can hide individual choices. |
| Cash advances | “Which cemetery, clergy, newspaper notice, death certificate or third-party charges are separate?” | Those may not be funeral-home service fees. |
| Written statement | “Can I review the itemized written statement before authorizing?” | It helps confirm agreed services and costs. |
Note the effective date → treat it as non-current unless confirmed → call 217-222-1011 for today’s itemized figures → request the current General Price List during arrangements.
Review telephone price rights, the General Price List, casket/container price-list rules and written itemized statement requirements before final authorization.
Illinois consumer checks
Illinois Funeral License and Preneed Checks
Funeral director license
Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation provides license lookup and complaint routes for licensed professionals, including funeral directors and embalmers.
Funeral home / preneed / cemetery checks
The Illinois Comptroller provides a PLACE search for funeral homes, cemeteries and crematories and publishes consumer information on preneed contracts.
Search the person or business as appropriate → confirm current status → use complaint routes only for genuine consumer or licensing concerns.
Use the licensee search for funeral-home, crematory or cemetery standing → review preneed consumer information before relying on an old prepaid contract.
Adams County vital records
How to Get a Death Certificate in Adams County, Illinois
Adams County Clerk
507 Vermont St
Quincy, IL 62301
Vital Records phone: 217-277-2164
Email: vitalrecords@adamscountyil.gov
Current county fee
Adams County lists $25 for the first death-certificate copy and $16 for each additional copy of the same record issued at the same time.
A government-issued picture ID is required. By mail, send a copy of the ID with the request.
- 1Confirm the death occurred in Adams County
The Adams County Clerk handles Adams County death records.
- 2Prepare required details
Adams County asks for the decedent’s name, date of death and city of death.
- 3Prepare ID
Use a government-issued photo ID. Mail requests require a copy.
- 4Choose request method
Use in-person, mail or the county’s listed online route as currently available.
- 5Pay the current fee
Use the county’s current first-copy and additional-copy amounts.
Read who may obtain a copy → confirm death occurred in Adams County → prepare ID → choose in-person/mail/online → check current fees before ordering.
Estate route
Where Probate Starts After a Quincy or Adams County Death
In Adams County, estate and probate-related court matters route through the court system and Circuit Clerk functions. The funeral home cannot appoint an executor, administrator or personal representative.
Adams County Circuit Clerk
Office location: 521 Vermont Street, east entrance, Quincy, IL 62301
Main phone: 217-277-2100
Probate phone: 217-277-2104
Before calling or visiting
- Ask whether an appointment or specific forms are required.
- Ask whether the original will is needed.
- Ask how many certified death certificates to bring.
- Ask about filing fees and acceptable payment methods.
- Ask whether the matter qualifies for a small-estate process.
Confirm office location → use the probate contact route → ask what documents and fees apply before visiting.
Investigated deaths
If the Adams County Coroner Is Involved
The Adams County Coroner investigates deaths that occur within the county to determine cause and manner and to help survivors with questions connected to the remains and investigation process.
Coroner role
Investigates qualifying deaths and handles cause/manner questions when a coroner case is opened.
Funeral home role
Duker & Haugh coordinates funeral arrangements and care of the deceased after release through the correct legal/medical channel.
Use the page for coroner-role information → use Duker & Haugh for arrangement coordination → use vital records for certified death certificates.
Veteran family help
Veteran Burial and Memorial Benefits After a Duker & Haugh Obituary
Adams County Veterans Assistance Commission
The Adams County Veterans Assistance Commission helps veterans and their families who live within Adams County obtain local, county, state and federal benefits and services.
The official page lists its meeting location as 3701 East Lake Center Dr, Suite 3, Quincy, IL.
VA burial benefits
VA burial and memorial benefits may include burial allowance, national cemetery burial, headstone or marker, burial flag and related memorial benefits when eligibility is met.
Keep DD-214 or other discharge paperwork, funeral receipts and cemetery documents available.
Check local veteran-assistance contact details → ask what documents to bring → use VA.gov for federal eligibility and application instructions.
Review eligibility → burial allowance → national cemetery options → headstone/marker → burial flag → documents needed.
Federal reporting
Social Security After a Death
Death report
Social Security says a funeral home usually reports a death. If a funeral home is not involved or does not report it, the family should contact SSA with the person’s name, Social Security number, date of birth and date of death.
Survivor benefits
Eligible surviving spouses, divorced spouses, children or dependent parents may qualify for survivor benefits. An obituary does not automatically start a benefit application.
Confirm whether the funeral home reported the death → review what information SSA needs → open survivor-benefit guidance for possible eligible family members.
Local background
Duker & Haugh’s Quincy History
Duker & Haugh’s official history traces the Duker name in Quincy funeral service back to 1848, when Frank Duker opened a furniture and undertaking business at 722 Maine. The Duker Funeral Home moved to the present 823 Broadway location in 1937. The Haugh family history reaches Quincy in 1946, and the Haugh brothers bought Duker Funeral Home in 1983.
1848
Frank Duker opened a furniture and undertaking business at 722 Maine.
1937
The Duker Funeral Home moved to the current 823 Broadway location.
1983 / 1988
The Haugh family purchased Duker Funeral Home in 1983; the building was later destroyed by fire in 1988 and rebuilt.
Use it for local history and context. Use the obituary page for current memorials and the contact page for current address/phone.
Verified location
Duker & Haugh Funeral Home Address and Google Map
Duker & Haugh Funeral Home
823 Broadway St
Quincy, IL 62301
Phone: 217-222-1011
Use this address when: visiting the funeral home or attending an event the obituary specifically places at Duker & Haugh.
Actionable sources
Official Duker & Haugh, Adams County, Illinois and Federal Sources
Official Obituaries
Use when: searching current and recent memorials.
Contact Us
Use when: confirming address, phone or direct contact.
Plan Ahead
Use when: organizing obituary information and service wishes.
General Price List PDF
Use when: understanding categories, not final current pricing.
Death Certificates
Use when: ordering certified copies for an Adams County death.
Circuit Clerk / Probate
Use when: probate, estate filing or court authority is needed.
Funeral Rule
Use when: requesting funeral prices and comparing goods/services.
When Someone Dies
Use when: confirming death reporting or survivor-benefit questions.
Direct answers
10 FAQs About Duker Funeral Home Obituaries
1. Is Duker Funeral Home the same as Duker & Haugh Funeral Home?
Most local searches for “Duker Funeral Home obituaries” refer to Duker & Haugh Funeral Home at 823 Broadway St in Quincy, Illinois.
2. Where can I search official Duker & Haugh obituaries?
Use the official obituary page at dukerandhaugh.com/obituaries/. Open the individual memorial before relying on service details.
3. What is Duker & Haugh Funeral Home’s address?
The official address is 823 Broadway St, Quincy, IL 62301.
4. What is Duker & Haugh Funeral Home’s phone number?
The official phone number is 217-222-1011.
5. Are all Duker & Haugh services held at 823 Broadway?
No. A visitation may be at the funeral home while the funeral, Mass or burial is at a church or cemetery. Use the event-specific address printed in the memorial.
6. How do I find an older Duker & Haugh obituary?
Search the surname on the official obituary page, try name variations, and search the official domain with the person’s name. If timing matters, call the funeral home directly.
7. How do I get current Duker & Haugh funeral prices?
Call 217-222-1011 and ask for current itemized price information and the current General Price List. A public GPL PDF found online is dated June 1, 2022 and says prices are subject to change.
8. How much is an Adams County death certificate?
Adams County currently lists $25 for the first certified death-certificate copy and $16 for each additional copy of the same record issued at the same time.
9. Where is probate handled after a Quincy or Adams County death?
Adams County probate questions route through the Adams County court/Circuit Clerk system. The Circuit Clerk’s main number is 217-277-2100, and the probate number listed in the county staff directory is 217-277-2104.
10. Does the obituary report the death to Social Security?
No. An obituary is not a Social Security death report. Funeral homes usually report deaths to SSA, but families should confirm and contact SSA directly for survivor-benefit questions.