Clarence Snyder

I met Clarence in the mid 1970's when I worked for Herbie at Jack 'n Jill photograpny studio. I was so surprised when years later he recognized me at a Kiwanis function. I am going to miss the emails and jokes he sent me over the past several years. My thoughts and prayers are with the family. May God Bless all of you.

Clarence, Your voice on the air will be greatly missed.
73.
Mark Staller
N3ULR

To the Family
As I write this We have on the wall one of the pictures Clarence did of the Radio Group at Tunkhannock PA. Believe me Clarence will be remembered by many for his wonderful work in many fields. A remarkable Man.Condolences from myself and my wife "Babe"

Deepest sympathies from a Homer Lab colleague. Clarence and I shared many interests.

Please accept my condolescences in the passing of Clarence. I remember him from many years ago and our involvement in amateur radio. I got to know him better when we were both members of Chapter 17 of the QCWA which met every Saturday morning. I have also seen some of his fantastic photographs that he had taken over the years.

May God's richest blessings be upon your family as you go through this difficult time of bereavement.

To the entire Snyder Family,
I just wanted to express my sympathy to all of you. I am a PCA at Country Meadows Building 4. I will miss Clarence's witty humor and his 6:00am phone calls to his "beautiful bride". He brought so much to all of us that got to know him. It was my pleasure and he will be missed.

Sincere condolences from the Culpeppers. Although it has been many years since our paths crossed, our family has always had fond memories of Clarence, and the Snyder family. Peace.

May you all find comfort in your memories. Thinking of you at this difficult time with sympathy.

Sincerely,
Mike Stagaard
Former Cardiac Rehab Trainer

Thank you for getting me started in Ham Radio and electronics,it will be 50 years next year.. Zeke W3GMN

73's