Bobbi "Sensei" Snyder

You taught me that I can!

To my Sensei - you had more of an impact on my life than anyone can ever know. I will love you and remember you my entire life - my teacher, my mentor, my friend forever.

To Pammy, Jodi, Michael and All,

  My deepest sympathy to you in this most difficult of times. I would like to share something with all of you.
  Although Bobbi was my sensei, and I spent many years in her dojo, thanks again to her generosity, that was not the most important part of my relationship with this special woman. I had no mom. She took me under her wing and we became very close friends. I was a destitute single mom. When my son was badly injured at 4 years of age, she...

Rest in peace, Bobbi. Our family remembers you with the fondest of memories. Say hi to Walt for me up there. Pat, Tommy & Debbie Donaldson

Dear Jodi, Pam, and Michael,
I am sorry for your loss. I have fond memories of all of you. Your Mom was a dynamic woman. I always enjoyed her free spirit.

I credit Sensei Snyder for teaching me life skills as much as karate. I use the skills she taught me every day of my life, even though I haven’t practiced karate for years. Her dojo was a place that welcomed all, allowed us to be ourselves, and encouraged us to be more than we ever dared dream. Godspeed, Bobbi!

My sympathy to the family and loved ones of Bobbi Snyder. Bobbi was an excellent and very capable Sensei and I enjoyed my time spent learning under her. I am very sad for your loss.

Jodi, Pam, Michael and Families -

Our thoughts and love are with you now. As part of our extended (Wice) family we grieve with you but also share fond thoughts of your mom. With all our love,