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Diana Ayala
July 8, 2012
My deepest condolences for your loss. Bob was a wonderful person to know. He was an awesome leader and I have great memories of a few significant things that he did on my behalf and I can't thank him enough for "favor" for he had a heart of gold in my eyes. May he rest in peace until we all meet again.
Natasha Bohler-Butts
July 1, 2012
Derek and Terri, I am so sorry for your loss. -Natasha Bohler-Butts
Alan Cupples
June 30, 2012
Sad to hear about Bob's passing. Gisela & I offer our condolences & prayers for the entire Snead family. It was great serving with Bob & knowing Bob & Betty in the 1980's. Colonel (retired) and Mrs. Alan B. Cupples
Janet
June 30, 2012
I was very sad when a friend told me that COL Snead has passed away. He was the nicest boss I ever had. Although he was a COL and I was an Edit Clerk at the CE Board, Ft Gordon, he was always friendly and helpful. May the Lord strengthen you all and hold you in the hollow of His hand until you meet again.
Maxanne Edmunds
June 30, 2012
I will miss my neighbor and friend, but I will always remember his smile and his positive outlook on life.
My sympathy to you, Betty. and to the entire family.
Ed & Pat Kaczmarczyk
June 30, 2012
To the Snead Family. Sorry for your loss. Have known Bob since the mid '70s in the U. S. Army, and worked with Bob when he started with GTE and again with General Dynamics. He will be missed. Our prayers are with your family.
Johnny Williams
June 29, 2012
Bob was a man who expected your best and in turn always had your back. He will certainly be missed. I worked under Bob at GTE at the fort.
Ernie & Karen Herd
June 29, 2012
Sorry to hear about Bob's passing. We had the opportunity to work with him back when he started with GTE.
I will ALWAYS remember that smile. You were, are, and will always be an inspiration to me and my family.
Wylie Jones
June 29, 2012
The world has lost another great hero today. As I look up to the sky with tears streaming down my face, I am able to smile knowing that he made his way home. Say hi to dad for me Col. Snead. You've left behind a great family of friends and relatives that are so proud of you. It was a privilege to know you. I am a better man for it. Thanks.
I don't know that anyone will really understand just how much Col. Snead meant to me. There were many positive traits he had that inspired me in the absence of my father. I know my own dad only through my own 30 year old fading memories and the stories people tell. Col. Snead is one of the people who told me those stories. He was a great man. He was one of the people I've known that figured out life and by GOD he was good at it! Was able to get this message to him a few months ago and it really brightened his day. His love for his family was unconditional. ALWAYS. He was a dedicated father and he loved his friends and family more than anyone will ever know! Some of the many lessons he taught are: Be diligent, Love your family, Learn from your past, Live your life while your alive.
I will never forget how Col. Snead used to sing this and whistle the tune all the time.
http://youtu.be/QzHIn5S-RbY (Chattanooga Choo Choo)
Part of the reason I like this kind of music is that it seems the Snead family were always listening to big band and show tunes or something like it on the radio. Anytime I hear it I'll always think of him.
I had to cry a little more at the loss of a great man. I cry not for him, for he has the greatest prize of all. Instead, I cry for his family. I cry for the friends he's left behind. I cry for this country who lost one of its greatest patriots. I cry because we will never hear his voice again and never see his smile. I pray, oh Lord, that you will give us the means to hold these memories until we must depart this world as well. Few of us will ever have the impact on as many lives as did Col. Snead. As I read through the obituary and comments left by those who knew him, I stand tall and proud as I join the ranks to sing the chorus of how amazing he was. I pray also that his friends and family can find a way to sing through their tears with me to send him on his way. I hope to one day tell my children stories about a true patriot who lives inside my heart and many others. I hope my stories about him inspire my boys to do good and be trustworthy. I am so glad to know how proud he was of me. In the absence of my own father, I always sought the approval of father figures around me. Of all the father figures I knew in the area, Col. Snead was the most polished and dignified one around! Though all the approval I've received from my surrogate father figures has not gone unnoticed, they all pale in comparison to the approval I got from him. I know Col. Snead figured life out a long time ago. For someone who knows how to do good at life to tell you how proud they are of you is something to never be forgotten. I pray I never forget it; ever. I also pray that God will grant me the strength and conviction to continue living up to the level he was once so proud of in me.
Col. Snead, sir, I salute you.
chris creech
June 29, 2012
julie and preston so sorry for the lost of your dad my the Lord give you the peace and comfort that he is in a better place now
Barbara Robinson
June 29, 2012
Dear Mrs. Snead,
What a very nice man he was. I really enjoyed line dance classes with the both of you at Woodbine West. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
Bill and Giinger Johnson
June 29, 2012
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Sandy Leyda
June 29, 2012
Derek, Terri and Family. Sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. My prayers go out to you.
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