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Chicago, Illinois
Louis Vaugh Smith was born on January 27, 1968, to the parents of Mardena Smith-Nance and
Louisville Green in Chicago, IL.
Louis attended Henson Elementary School, where he played basketball and other sports. Louis
loved his teammates and the coach.
He joined Mt Carmel M.B. Church under the leadership of Elder W.E. Whitehead, where he was
also baptized; he was also in the Junior Choir.
Louis joined hands in holy matrimony to Kecia Bolden Smith in September 2013. Louis loved
cooking, hanging out with loved ones, and listening to music. Louis' specialties were grilling,
oxtail soup, and cornbread made from scratch.
Louis was proceeded in death but was reunited with his late aunt Rosie, grandparents, and other siblings
and family members. Louis leaves to mourn his parents, Mardena Smith-Nance and Louisville
Green; his wife, Kecia Bolden-Smith. His daughter, Titeanna Funches; granddaughter, Amariya
Berger. sisters: Theresa, Contessa, Shante and Angelique. Brothers: Andre Smith, Charles
Green, Louisville Hill (Carlita), and Lamont Green. Aunts: Mary Smith, Artisha Smith, Gladys
Richardson, Priscilla Green, Claudia Green, Corean Nancy. Uncles: Jerry Smith, Willie Smith
(Martha), Thomas Green, Robert Green, and John Green.
Bonus Siblings: Sheldon, Demetrius, George, Francessa
Bonus Grandchildren: Johnny, Tiphanie, Harmonie.
Honorary Pallbearers
Andre Smith Louisville Green Jr.
Charles Green Lamont Green
Jerry Smith George Johnson
Poems
My Son, my first born, you showed me love at first hand. It was an honor to see you grow into
the man you were today. I wasn't prepared for this but this is God's will. It's the headache of
losing you that I can't get rid of. My child should have had more time but I can't be the one to
question. You're with our father in heaven now so I won’t worry about you suffering or in pain.
Always missing and loving you your
Mom
My Love
You are more than what words can even express,
I am reminiscing as I was profoundly humbled to slip on that white dress.
We promised to love till time knows no end, though I wasn’t prepared, God was ready for you not only my love, but also my friend.
You were passionate about your family you loved to cook in God‘s grace,
you were the definition of living life to the fullest for we knew not the time nor the place.
I was honored to journey with you through this thing called life you touched many lives I was elated to walk through it with you as your wife.
to the shortest man in the room with the loudest heart to give, I will honor your legacy through your grandchildren they will remember the lessons taught, they will understand how to value one another,
they will remember your voice and how to live.
My heart is heavy You are loved and will be truly missed,
you are one of his angels now because God doesn’t miss.
we are all loving you from our hearts as you now take your rest, God loved you even more He love you best.
The Poetress
Gone too Soon’
Words cannot describe the loss I feel saying farewell to you. Heaven has chosen to give you
wings, and now it's time you fly. I wish that we had more time that god let you stay; forever
wouldn't be long enough. I wish I had just one more day, one more moment, and one last
chance to see your smile. Gone too soon but never forgotten, always in my heart, until we meet
again. Love your Daughter Titeanna (Bug)
You were so much more than a nephew to me. You were more like a son. I will always carry the
memory of your infectious laugh and the warmth of your heart. Though your time with us was
cut short, the joy and love you brought to our family will never fade. I love you Maine and I
promise to keep your memory alive every single day.
Love TeTe Mary
Brother, you got me with this. Remembering all of our times we had. You are and will forever be
my best friend. I can’t believe I'm saying this bro but I'm gonna miss you more than anybody
knows. From my first laugh to our first argument I wouldn't change it for the world. You taught
me everything big bro. I love you always!
Your lil bro Dre Day
Although I can't hear your voice or see your big smile. I know deep down in my heart you have
not left me. I wish I could visit you one more time, roll around in the grass, laugh, and giggle
together. I love and miss you, Grand-dad.
Love your beautiful, magnificent granddaughter, Amariya!
Cousin when I say you hit me hard with this one. My aquarius twin, I'm going to miss you so
much. You were my cousin, brother, uncle lol. No matter how many times you yelled hung up
and told me what god loves, our bond never changed. My love runs deep for you and
unconditionally. All the times we had will never be forgotten! I just talked to you and this wasn’t
mentioned but like us aquarius the best is saved for last. My boys will also forever love you! Till the world ends its Lou Dog!
Ya cousin Dena Girl
Arrangements by The Funeral Home LLC