Curtis Davis Snider

Curtis was the Pepsi representative for the Murphy USA gas station in Chesapeake every week Curtis came in to place an order he always had a wonderful smile and he love talking about his wife and his daughter Curtis is going to be truly missed I would look forward to seeing Curtis coming to the store every Tuesday to place the order and we would just talk about maybe a half an hour 45 minutes about our jobs and then about our families but he will be truly missed

Julie -

I am so very sorry to hear about your loss. Sending my condolences and prayers to you and your daughter during this time. May the special memories you have of your husband comfort you in the coming days.

Sincerely,

Melissa

I am deeply saddened by Curtis's passing. We would talk probably once or twice a week about our jobs but it always ended with us talking about our families. Curtis loved both of you more than you will ever know. He could be having a bad day at Pepsi, but when he started talking about his family all his troubles were gone. Casey's instrumental at the memorial service was beautifully done. Curtis would have been so proud. RIP my friend

I am so sad to hear this this news I am on my way to Texas or I would have been there for the funeral. God bless you both Julie and Casey❤❤ Dawn Overton at Dr. Ritter's

I am shocked and saddened by this news. Curtis was a true professional at work and a devoted family man. It was an honor to work with him.

Curtis and I have known each other for over 30 years we worked together at 7up back in the day and shared many stories as we both remained in the industry over the years. We have always remained freinds and each time we saw one another it was just like we had just spoke. Curtis always took the time to shoot the breeze with you and his easy going Waynesboro atitude gave him his swagger. He could cut you that grin out of the corner of his mouth and you knew he was being sarcastic. I will miss...