Harre Funeral Home - McLeansboro

07/15/2026

07/14/2026

Michael Eugene Stanart

Michael Eugene Stanart of McLeansboro, IL. passed away Wednesday, July 1, 2026, at Nature Trail Nursing Home, Mt. Vernon, IL. Mike was born April 13, 1949 in Eldorado, IL. He was a son of Jim and Marjorie (Skibinski) Stanart. Survivors include his sons; Matthew Slade Stanart of Hoffman, Illinois and Michael Trask Stanart of Belleville, Illinois No services are scheduled at this time. The family is being served by Harre Funeral Home, 310 West Randolph, McLeansboro, Illinois 62859

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07/14/2026

Gary Joe Nelson

Gary Joe Nelson, 78 of McLeansboro, IL passed away Friday, July 10, 2026 at his residence. He was born June 16, 1948 in Vicker’s Hospital a son of Carl and Mary (Gunter) Nelson. He went to East Side Grade School in McLeansboro for eight years and went to McLeansboro Township High School, graduating in 1966. He then left McLeansboro to work at CAT Tractor in Joliet. Gary was drafted in February, 1967, joined the Army Security Agency for four years....

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07/10/2026

During a difficult time, your loved ones shouldn't have to wonder what you would have wanted. By taking time to preplan your funeral, you can share your personal wishes, ease emotional stress, and help your family focus on remembering and celebrating your life—not making difficult decisions. Whether you know exactly what you want or are just beginning to explore your options, we're here to answer your questions with compassion and without pressure.

If you've been thinking about preplanning, there's no better time than today to start the conversation. Contact us to learn more about creating a plan that reflects your life, your values, and your wishes.

07/04/2026

This Fourth of July, we celebrate our nation's 250th birthday and the freedom generations of brave men and women have fought to protect. For two and a half centuries, members of our armed forces have answered the call to serve, defending our liberties and safeguarding our country at great personal cost. Today, we honor their courage, their sacrifice, and their unwavering commitment to the country they swore to protect.

As we gather with family and friends to celebrate Independence Day, we remember those who have served and those who made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of the freedoms we enjoy today. Wishing everyone a safe, joyful, and meaningful Fourth of July. ❤️🤍💙

07/03/2026

Today, on National Bereaved Parents Day, we pause to honor and remember the parents who carry the loss of a child in their hearts. The love between a parent and child is everlasting, and so is the bond that remains after loss. We recognize the strength it takes to navigate each day while holding cherished memories, hopes, and dreams close.

To all bereaved parents: your child is remembered, your grief is valid, and your love continues to shine through every memory shared and every life touched. Today and every day, we hold you in our hearts. 💙

06/21/2026

A father’s impact is often measured not by grand gestures, but by the countless everyday moments that shape who we become. This Father’s Day, we honor the dads, grandfathers, and father figures who taught us through their actions—showing us the value of hard work, kindness, resilience, and love. Their influence becomes part of our stories and continues to guide us throughout our lives.

For those missing their father today, we hope you find comfort in the memories you hold close and the legacy that lives on through family, traditions, and cherished moments. Wishing everyone a meaningful and peaceful Father’s Day. 💙

06/14/2026

This Flag Day, we reflect on the meaning behind the flag and the lives it represents. We are honored to serve families who have dedicated so much to their country, and to help ensure their stories and legacies are remembered with dignity and respect.

06/10/2026

Sometimes the smallest memories leave the biggest imprint on our hearts. A favorite recipe, a familiar laugh, a song on the radio, or a story passed down through generations can keep the memory of a loved one alive for years to come.

What is one memory that always makes you smile when you think of someone special?