Davis-Smith Funeral Home, Glenwood, AR

Davis-Smith Funeral Home

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Glenwood, AR 71943
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(4.00)

Contact Info

Phone: (870) 356-2114

Comments & Ratings

Comment on Davis-Smith Funeral Home - Glenwood, AR written by: Cain Sisti 2012-08-02 20:32:29 We really appreciated their efforts to create a tribute to my brother's memorial service. It helped us to lighten up and reminded us that we should be celebrating his life lived over than grieving. Really nice and personal. They really spent time to research my brother's life and sincerely collected stuff that would bring us happy memories. Our 2-day experience was really heart warming.

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