Long Beach, California
Former Rams receiver Snow dead at 62 Associated Press ST. LOUIS - Jack Snow, a star wide receiver for the Los Angeles Rams and a longtime team broadcaster, died Monday night, the club said. He was 62. Snow had been hospitalized on and off for the past two months with a staph...
Read MoreI was watching an old Bewitched this morning and I saw Jack on the episode. After that I looked him up and saw that he was into Charities such as diabetes and his family sounds very nice thank you
Molly Mcmahan
August 28, 2020 | Grants Pass, OR | Friend
I never met Mr. Snow, but met his wife at there home Seal Beach,Long Beach selling steaks door to door around 1975. Jack Snow was huge in the football world ! God Bless the man in reiceving Jesuses grace in eternity.
Ronald A. Vance
November 22, 2019 | Friendsville, TN | Acquaintance
He was a great man he taught by example
Scott Maeser
August 13, 2018 | Idaho Falls, ID | Family
So Sorry to hear of the death of your father. We all know he is in a better place, joining your mother. He was a wonderful man and we had many laughs together.
GOD BLESS HIM.
Elaine Koissian
January 18, 2006 | Cypress, CA
Some of my first memories of ND football .... "Huarte to Snow"... a lifetime of proud and cherished memories
May he rest in peace ... Irish Forever!
Peter Moulder
January 18, 2006 | Pittsburgh, PA
God Bless from a longtime ND and Jack Snow fan.
Moe Fortin
January 17, 2006 | Augusta, ME
My late husband Bob and I went through St Anthony High School with both Jack and Merry Carole, graduating with them in the class of 1961. I knew them moderately well and always liked them both. I am so sorry for the loss of each of your parents. Losing the second one means moving up a generation, and that's tough. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Patty Estelle Mattson
Patty Estelle Mattson
January 15, 2006 | Hurst, TX
When I was a young girl in the mid-70's, I had my very first performance with the Paramount High Drill Team at a pre-season Ram's game. We were standing in the tunnel at the Colliseum, and I was nervous as could be as it was...but then all of the huge Rams came in and stood in a line next to us. I thought I would surely faint, and then Mr. Snow turned to me and struck up a conversation. He was so nice, and he made me feel more comfortable right away. It seemed to me that he must have been...
Kim Goldsmith, Ph.D.
January 15, 2006 | Paramount, CA
Being a lifelong Rams fan it is a great loss to the team, fans, and of course the Snow family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Your father will always be a part of our lives. God Speed and God bless.
Michael Hicks
January 15, 2006 | Long Beach, CA
