Torman Funeral Home in Paw Paw, Illinois, proudly serves Lee County and the surrounding areas. Family-owned and -operated since 1924, we are committed to providing quality, compassionate care to every family. We take great pride in providing meaningful and dignified funeral services. We always provide choices to best suit your needs, while offering a facility with comfort and space.
Contact us at any time, whether you are in need of immediate services or would like to learn more about pre-planning programs. We realize specific needs can be different and we are dedicated to respecting your choices and answering every question with sensitivity and integrity. It is our honor to carry out every family's wishes.
Contact us at any time, whether you are in need of immediate services or would like to learn more about pre-planning programs. We realize specific needs can be different and we are dedicated to respecting your choices and answering every question with sensitivity and integrity. It is our honor to carry out every family's wishes.
Services
From left: Scott, Harold and Robert Torman outside Torman Funeral Home in Paw Paw, circa 1980. Torman Funeral Home has been serving families in Paw Paw, Illinois, and the surrounding area since 1924, when Harold moved the business to town.
Michael Torman is a fourth-generation funeral director at the family-owned and -operated facility, following in the footsteps of great-grandfather Harold Torman, grandfather Robert Torman and father Scott Torman.The Torman family also had a location in nearby Earlville, Illinois, through the mid-1990s.
Michael Torman is a fourth-generation funeral director at the family-owned and -operated facility, following in the footsteps of great-grandfather Harold Torman, grandfather Robert Torman and father Scott Torman.The Torman family also had a location in nearby Earlville, Illinois, through the mid-1990s.
A traditional service includes visitation where family and friends pay their respect and share memories with the family of the deceased and funeral services at the funeral home, church, graveside or anywhere the family chooses.
A traditional service can include such things as basic service of funeral director and staff, embalming, other preparation of the body, facilities and staff for viewing, equipment and staff for services, transfer of remains to funeral home, hearse and service utility vehicle.
A traditional service can include such things as basic service of funeral director and staff, embalming, other preparation of the body, facilities and staff for viewing, equipment and staff for services, transfer of remains to funeral home, hearse and service utility vehicle.
You don't need to be a poet, simply saying something like "I am sorry for your loss, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family" is enough. If you can't be at a funeral service in person, sending a card or leaving a message on tormanfuneralhome.com or another memorial website is a great way to express your sympathy.
Funerals fill an important role for those mourning the loss of a loved one. By providing surviving family members and friends a caring, supportive environment in which to share thoughts and feelings about the death, funerals are the first step in the healing process. Every family is different, and not everyone wants the same type of funeral.
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Billy Kulpa
Sep 14, 2014
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While I haven't used Torman Funeral Home's funeral services, I have worked extensively with this family while creating their website.
I found them to be incredibly kind and considerate people. The Torman family has been helping families in Paw Paw for four generations. They have a lot invested in their community and it shows in the way they do business.
I couldn't recommend this family highly enough. They run a wonderful and essential business.
I found them to be incredibly kind and considerate people. The Torman family has been helping families in Paw Paw for four generations. They have a lot invested in their community and it shows in the way they do business.
I couldn't recommend this family highly enough. They run a wonderful and essential business.
