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5708 W Madison St
Chicago, IL 60644
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Smith & Thomas Funeral Home officially opened on October 01, 1984. We are proud of bringing the traditional values, diversity, and innovation in honoring the spirit and life of each person we serve. By providing your family peace-of-mind, our funeral home gives complete care, so you can focus on uplifting each other as you prepare to say goodbye to someone you loved. We offer funeral home and cremation services in Chicago, Elgin, and Waukegan, IL. Contact us today!
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