Ephraim Snow Martin Jr.

Snow, David,Bill and Gail, I learned of Snow´s death a few weeks ago. I am so sorry, he was absolutely one of a kind. My boys always enjoyed telling Uncle Snow stories. To them Snow was larger than life. I pray that, as time passes, your hearts will fill with lovely memories of happy times spent with your dad. Sadly the last time I saw Snow was at the memorial service for Michael and Mallory, he sat with me. It really meant a great deal to me that he attended the service at St.David´s. ...

My sympathy to the family. He was a wonderful man and I will always remember the good times and the memories from La Playa on Longboat Key. Rest in peace.

I first met Snow when I was about ten years old. He would always take time to talk to me when he came around Casa Loma. I was lucky enough to get to work with him from time to time over the past 50 years. Snow was a real gentleman who made Lakeland a better place through his community involvement. Rest In Peace, old friend.

Snow's loss will be felt by many. He was like a grandfather to me when I worked with him and his mentorship during those seven years shaped my career for which I will forever be grateful. I wanted to extend my deepest sympathies to the family. He will always be in our hearts and memories.

I was so saddened this morning when I read about Snow´s passing. I worked for Snow in the early 90´s. He was so good to me at a difficult time in my life. I have so many fond memories of working for him. He was one of a kind. Thank you Snow for making me a better person.

Your Dad was one of a kind. I have great memories of our families on Long Boat Key when we were all kids.

Snow was one of a kind and very good to his community.