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1890 - F. Louis Egelhof establishes the F. Louis Egelhof Undertaking and Art Store at 466 Main Street.
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The F. Louis Egelhof Undertaking and Art Store
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Al Didesch Sr. takes control of the Voelker - Didesch funeral home after the death of his partner and establishes the Didesch Funeral Home at 1300 Main Street.
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James Ashworth and Merlin Bennett establish the Ashworth & Bennett Funeral Home at 7th and Bluff Street.
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James Ashworth
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Edwin F. Strueber establishes the Strueber Funeral Home at 1454 Iowa Street.
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Edwin F. Strueber
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F. Louis' son, Louis F. Egelhof
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F. Louis' son, Louis F. Egelhof purchases the Henry L. Stout (Fannie Stout) house at 1145 Locust Street and
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Paul Strueber goes into business with his father at the funeral home.
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Gene Siegert joins his grandfather James Ashworth at the funeral home.
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Edmund Siegert establishes the Ed Siegert Colonial Funeral Home at 390 North Grandview Avenue.
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E. Gene Siegert establishes the Gene Siegert & Son Westview Funeral Home at 2659 JFK Road.
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Paul Strueber merges with the Egelhof Funeral Home to form the Egelhof, Casper & Strueber Funeral Home at 1145 Locust Street.
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Edmund Siegert and Al Didesch merge to form the Ed Siegert - Al Didesch Colonial Funeral Home at 390 North Grandview Avenue.
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The Egelhof, Casper & Strueber Funeral Home merge with the Gene Siegert & Son Westview Funeral Home to become the current Egelhof, Siegert & Casper Westview Funeral Home at 2659 JFK Road.
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The Egelhof, Siegert & Casper Westview Funeral Home merge with the Ed Siegert - Al Didesch Colonial Funeral Home to become the current Siegert - Didesch Colonial Funeral Home at 390 North Grandview Avenue.
