Curtis Snow

If i remember right curtis was my mothers "mary blair" mechanic growing up he was a great guy and will be missed

Condolences to the Snow Families...I remember both your Mom & Dad and the "A" house on Williams. We never called him Curtis...it was always Mr. Snow. He knew how to tell great stories with the Arkansas twist.

Condolences to Mr.Snow´s family and friends. I knew the name and face when I opened the obituary but didn´t know where from, until I read the messages. That I remember this kind man from my grade school days at Jason Lee in the early 1960s is quite a testament to him.

I worked with curt years ago he was kind, funny and awesome person. He will be missed.

We need more people like Curtis in this world! His kindness and honesty made him one of a kind. So sorry to hear of his passing.

I am a long time resident of Brookdale Richland Resident I remember when Curtis used to come and sing here I am so sorry for the families loss sending you prayers Connie

Mr Snow used to work on my sister and I's automobiles. He was always fair and kind for us. Lovely man.

I'm sure that all of us who attended Jason Lee back then, remember Mr. Snow. He was so nice to everyone. All the kids loved him.

Mr. Snow was the custodian at the original Jason Lee Elementary School, which I attended in the 1950's. He was so kind and soft-spoken to all of us students. I looked forward to seeing him every day. Rest in peace, Mr. Snow. You've never been forgotten.