Dr. George Aaron Snook

I'll never forget Dr.Snook, who treated me for a broken neck after a diving accident when I was young. He was a great, kind doctor and person.

Dr. Snook was a talented and respected surgeon and a Bancroft Road neighbor. He operated on both my legs when I was a teenager and they serve me well today. He was a family friend and peer of my father. On behalf of the Gervais family I send our most heartfelt condolences.

May your faith in Our Father give you peace beyond all understanding. May you find strength and courage in your memories of George in the moments, hours, days, weeks, months and years to come. Love & Prayers

So sorry for your loss George.

Dr. Snook was the wonderful father to my best friend, and he did an admirable job of raising George, Barbara and Bobby. My brother enjoyed being the drummer boy in parades that the Continental Army reenactment marched in in various part of the state. He did a wonderful job of helping me through the rehabilitation of my knee, which is currently in excellent shape after 50 years. Rest in Peace.

Dr. Snook was such a kind man. As a board member of Historic Northampton, he curated an exhibition of the military collection. He seemed to know everything there was to know about the topic, yet was so modest and complimentary of the support staff assisting him with the behind the scenes work. I'll never forget his modesty and kindness.

Spectacular write up on George...Both Jill and I will never forget his kindness and dedication. Loved him in his red sweater. He will be sadly missed Love Evie Gore and Jill Martin

RIP Dr. Snook. I was a patient of his in my early youth. I will remember him fondly.