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Source review: October 25, 2026

Carthage · Warsaw · Hamilton, Illinois · Keokuk, Iowa

Printy Funeral Home Obituaries

Printy Funeral Home’s official obituary system covers several related locations: Printy Funeral Home in Carthage, Warsaw and Hamilton, Illinois, plus DeJong-Printy Funeral Home in Keokuk, Iowa. The official archive at printyfuneralhome.com lets visitors search a loved one’s name, search obituary text, use a date range and specifically filter for Veteran obituaries.

Quick answer: use Printy’s official obituary archive, open the individual memorial and read every service block separately. A visitation may be at a Printy chapel while the funeral, Mass, graveside service or burial is at a church or cemetery in another location.

Verified Printy Funeral Home Details First

Official obituary source

Printy Funeral Home obituary archive

The official obituary listing is hosted directly on Printy Funeral Home’s website and includes current and older memorials handled through its Illinois and Iowa locations.

Open the official Printy obituary listing

Four official locations

Three Illinois locations + DeJong-Printy in Iowa

Printy’s current site identifies Carthage, Warsaw and Hamilton in Illinois and the DeJong-Printy Funeral Home location in Keokuk, Iowa.

Verify current Printy contact information

Carthage, Illinois 405 Cherry Street
Carthage, IL 62321
(217) 357-3144
Warsaw, Illinois 317 Main Street
Warsaw, IL 62379
(217) 256-4700
Hamilton, Illinois 720 Main Street
Hamilton, IL 62341
(217) 847-3321
DeJong-Printy · Keokuk, Iowa 917 Blondeau Street
Keokuk, IA 52632-4921
(319) 524-2340
Do not assume every “Printy” obituary belongs to Carthage: the official archive includes notices connected with Carthage, Warsaw, Hamilton and DeJong-Printy in Keokuk. Check the location named in the individual memorial before calling, sending flowers or traveling.

How to Search Printy Funeral Home Obituaries

Open Printy’s official obituary directory

Start at Printy Funeral Home’s official obituary listing instead of relying on an obituary aggregator or search-engine preview.

Search the full name first

Enter the person’s first and last name in the “Find a loved one” field.

Try a simpler name if necessary

Use the surname alone, maiden or former surname, nickname, shortened first name, middle initial or another reasonable spelling variation if the first search does not show the expected memorial.

Use obituary-text or date-range search

If you know another identifying word or an approximate date of death, use Printy’s obituary-text and date-range search tools to narrow the archive.

Open the complete memorial

Open the individual obituary rather than relying on the directory preview. The full page may contain event times, addresses, guestbook options and later updates.

Confirm the correct person and Printy location

Compare the memorial’s city, life dates and arrangement information, then confirm whether Carthage, Warsaw, Hamilton or DeJong-Printy in Keokuk is handling the arrangements.

Read every event separately

Visitation, funeral service, Mass, memorial service, procession, graveside service and burial can have different times and addresses.

Check family requests

Review flowers, memorial contributions, military-honor information, guestbook options and other family instructions shown on the person’s own memorial.

Recheck before travel and call when unclear

Reopen the official memorial shortly before leaving. If an event time, venue or burial location remains unclear, call the Printy location identified in the obituary.

Useful Search Tools in Printy’s Obituary Archive

Printy’s current archive has several filters that are especially useful when a basic name search does not immediately locate the memorial.

Find a loved one Search the person’s published name directly.
Veterans Only Use the Veteran obituary filter when military service is the identifying clue.
Obituary Text Search another word that may appear inside the obituary when the name alone is not enough.
Date range Enter a “Date of Death From” and “To” range when you know approximately when the death occurred.
Individual memorial Open the full page to see the details that do not fit in the directory preview.
Obituary alerts The official archive offers a subscription option for new obituary updates.
Older obituary tip: use a wider date range and simplify the name before assuming an older memorial is not in Printy’s archive.

What a Printy Memorial Page May Include

Individual memorial content varies, but current Printy pages can provide several practical details in addition to the obituary itself.

Obituary notice Family-approved biographical and remembrance information.
Visitation Date, time and event-specific address when scheduled.
Funeral, Mass or memorial service The service venue can be a Printy chapel, church or another location.
Graveside or burial details Cemetery, burial time and procession information when made public.
Guestbook A memorial may provide an online route for condolences or memories.
Flowers and memorial gifts Use the instructions on the individual memorial rather than assuming every family requests flowers.

Service-Day Checks Before You Leave

Event What to verify Common mistake to avoid
Visitation Date, start/end time and full venue address. Assuming the funeral is at the same place.
Funeral / Mass / memorial Exact venue, start time and whether a procession follows. Driving to Printy when the service is at a church.
Graveside / burial Cemetery name, time, address and procession instructions. Using the funeral-home address as the cemetery destination.
Guestbook / flowers Use the options attached to the correct person’s official memorial. Using an outdated third-party copy.
Real routing pattern: Printy’s official memorials can show visitation at a Printy location followed by a church service, cemetery burial or a funeral procession to another venue. Read every event block individually.

What If a Printy Obituary Says Arrangements Are Pending?

Printy’s official archive can publish a memorial before the complete service schedule is available. When a notice says arrangements are pending, do not guess the funeral date, cemetery, church or visitation time from another obituary.

Save the official memorial Return to that person’s page for updates instead of depending on a screenshot.
Check again later Service blocks may be added after the initial death announcement.
Call if timing is urgent Contact the Printy location handling arrangements when travel decisions cannot wait.

Printy Funeral Home Locations, Phones & Maps

Printy Funeral Prices and Arrangement Questions

This guide does not publish estimated Printy funeral or cremation prices because current costs depend on the goods and services selected. For an accurate comparison, request current price information from the exact Printy location you are considering.

Useful questions to ask

  • What is the current price for the specific service or arrangement I am considering?
  • Which items are required and which are optional?
  • May I receive the current General Price List?
  • What does the quoted price include?
  • Are cemetery, clergy, permit, transportation, obituary or certified-certificate costs separate?
  • Which charges are Printy’s charges and which are third-party or cash-advance items?

The Federal Trade Commission’s Funeral Rule gives consumers important rights to receive funeral price information, including price information by telephone and a written General Price List when visiting a funeral home.

After opening the FTC page: review the sections on telephone pricing, the General Price List, choosing individual goods and services and the written statement of selections. Then ask the correct Printy location for the current prices of the exact services you are considering.

Death Certificates: Illinois and Iowa Use Different Official Routes

A Printy obituary is not a certified death certificate. Because Printy’s obituary system covers both Illinois and Iowa, use the state where the death was registered rather than choosing a records office solely from the funeral-home location.

Illinois death Illinois Department of Public Health issues certified death certificates and states that death records are restricted to eligible requesters with a qualifying personal or property-right interest.
Iowa death Iowa Health and Human Services maintains statewide vital records. Applicants for certified copies must meet entitlement requirements and provide acceptable identification.

Illinois state and Hancock County options

As reviewed October 25, 2026, Illinois IDPH lists a $19 fee for a full certified death certificate and $4 for each additional copy ordered with the same request. Its current mail address is Division of Vital Records, 110 W Lawrence Ave., Springfield, IL 62704-2610. The agency currently warns that ordinary mail processing may take about 12 weeks.

For a death recorded in Hancock County, the Hancock County Clerk currently lists a $16 first certified death certificate and $11 for each additional certified copy. Verify current fees before paying.

Illinois micro-guide: after opening the IDPH page, choose the certified-copy option, download the current death-record application, review acceptable ID, check eligibility and current fees, then choose mail or the current authorized online route. Use Hancock County only when the county record route actually applies.

Iowa state and Lee County options

Iowa HHS currently lists a $20 fee for each certified record search, with a certified copy issued when the record is found. Lee County also lists a $20 certified-copy fee effective July 1, 2026. Eligibility and identification requirements apply.

Iowa micro-guide: identify the state and approximate year of death first, review whether the state or county route can issue the record, confirm your entitlement relationship, prepare current government-issued ID and verify the $20 fee and delivery method before submitting the request.

Estate and Probate: Funeral Arrangements Do Not Choose the Court

Probate and funeral arrangements are separate. A Printy service in Carthage, Warsaw, Hamilton or Keokuk does not by itself establish which court should administer an estate.

Illinois / Hancock County Hancock County’s Circuit Clerk is located at the courthouse in Carthage and handles court filings. Illinois Courts lists Hancock County in the 9th Judicial Circuit.
Iowa / Lee County Iowa Judicial Branch explains that opening probate is not required for every deceased person, although it may be needed to transfer property, pay debts or handle other estate matters.

Hancock County Circuit Clerk

Hancock County Courthouse
500 Main Street
Carthage, IL 62321

Phone: (217) 357-2616

Lee County Clerk of District Court — South Lee

25 North 7th Street
Keokuk, IA 52632

Phone: (319) 524-2433

Before filing anything: identify the deceased person’s legal residence, locate any original will, obtain certified death certificates, identify major assets and debts and confirm jurisdiction with the appropriate clerk or a qualified attorney.

Veteran Obituaries, VA Benefits and Social Security After a Death

Printy archive feature

Veteran obituary search

Printy’s official obituary directory includes a Veterans Only search option. Use it when military service is an important clue for locating the correct memorial.

Open Printy’s official obituary search

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

Burial and memorial benefits

Eligible Veterans, service members and qualifying family members may have access to VA burial, cemetery, burial-allowance, headstone, marker, burial-flag and other memorial benefits.

Open official VA burial and memorial benefits

Social Security Administration

Death reporting and survivor benefits

SSA states that funeral homes generally report a death to Social Security. Eligible spouses, children or other qualifying family members may also be eligible for survivor benefits or the one-time lump-sum death payment.

Open SSA: What to do when someone dies

Federal-resource micro-guide: on VA.gov, start with burial-benefit eligibility and select the specific benefit you need. On SSA.gov, review whether the death has already been reported, then check survivor-benefit and lump-sum death-payment eligibility for the relevant family member.

Can You Trust Third-Party Printy Obituary Pages?

Third-party obituary sites can help with discovery, but they should not replace the current individual memorial on Printy’s official website when service information matters.

Useful as a clue A third-party listing may help identify the person, date or likely Printy location.
Not the best travel source Copied notices can miss updated service times, pending arrangements or venue changes.
Final check Reopen the memorial on printyfuneralhome.com or call the verified Printy location.

Official Resources Used for This Printy Funeral Home Guide

Frequently Asked Questions About Printy Funeral Home Obituaries

1. Where can I find official Printy Funeral Home obituaries?
Use Printy Funeral Home’s official obituary archive at printyfuneralhome.com/obituaries. The archive covers memorials associated with the Printy system in Illinois and DeJong-Printy in Keokuk, Iowa.
2. Which locations are included in Printy’s funeral-home system?
The official Printy website currently lists Printy Funeral Home locations in Carthage, Warsaw and Hamilton, Illinois, plus DeJong-Printy Funeral Home in Keokuk, Iowa.
3. How can I search an older Printy obituary?
Start with the person’s full name, then try surname only or another name variation. Printy’s archive also provides obituary-text searching and a date-range search that can help locate older memorials.
4. Can I search only Veteran obituaries on Printy’s website?
Yes. Printy’s official obituary listing currently includes a Veterans Only search option for visitors specifically looking for memorials associated with Veterans.
5. Are all Printy funeral services held at a Printy funeral-home building?
No. An individual memorial may list visitation at a Printy location while a funeral, Mass, graveside service or burial takes place at a church, cemetery or another venue. Use the address attached to the exact event.
6. What should I do if a Printy obituary says arrangements are pending?
Save and recheck the same official memorial because the service schedule may be added later. If travel decisions are urgent, call the Printy location handling the arrangements instead of guessing.
7. Is a Printy obituary the same as a certified death certificate?
No. An obituary is a memorial notice and is not a certified death certificate. Use Illinois vital-record resources for an Illinois-registered death or Iowa vital-record resources for an Iowa-registered death.
8. How can I get current Printy funeral prices?
Contact the exact Printy location you are considering and request current price information for the specific goods and services you need. The FTC Funeral Rule also explains your rights to telephone pricing and a General Price List.
9. Does using Printy Funeral Home determine which probate court handles the estate?
No. Funeral arrangements do not determine probate jurisdiction. Confirm the deceased person’s legal residence and estate circumstances, then use the appropriate Illinois or Iowa court and county clerk resources.
10. Where can families check Veteran burial benefits and Social Security survivor benefits?
Use VA.gov for official Veteran burial and memorial benefits and SSA.gov for death reporting, survivor benefits and possible lump-sum death-payment information.

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