Young Funeral Home

Assalley-Young Funeral Home, located at 118 East College Avenue in the heart of historic Greenville, Illinois, has been a pillar of compassionate care for the Bond County community for nearly a century. Originally known as the Dewey Funeral Home for many decades, the business passed through the hands of the Dewey family and later the Schildknecht family in the late 1970s. In the late 1990s, long-time employee Alan Young purchased the firm, rebranding it as Young Funeral Home. In August 2021, Michael Assalley acquired Young Funeral Home, merging it with his existing organization to create Assalley-Young Funeral Home. Today, the funeral home operates under the Assalley Funeral Homes family, which also serves Taylorville, Morrisonville, and Panama, Illinois. The Greenville location is set in a beautifully remodeled house that is nearly 200 years old, situated in the historic downtown district. The facility has undergone extensive renovations to ensure comfort and accessibility, including wheelchair-accessible entrances and parking. The dedicated staff offers a full range of services, including traditional burial and cremation services, memorial planning, grief support, urn selection, and military honors with veteran burial flags. Pre-planning services are available to provide peace of mind for families, allowing them to make arrangements in advance. The funeral home also provides assistance with flowers, casket choices, music selection, and local accommodations. With a perfect 5.0 rating from 52 reviews, Assalley-Young Funeral Home is renowned for its professional, caring approach. The staff guides families through every step of the funeral process, from obituary creation and online guestbooks to cemetery directions and life celebration. The business proudly serves Greenville and surrounding areas including Dudleyville, Woburn, and Pocahontas. As a member of various professional organizations, Assalley-Young Funeral Home continues the long-standing tradition of quality and value that the community has relied on for generations.