John J. "Hap" Snover Jr.

Hap was a great friend with a great personality. We will always remember the "good old Limestone" days and the fun we had with him. We send our condolences to Gladys, Glenda, Gail, and the entire family.

I am sure none of you would remember me, but I knew your Dad and husband when I was a small child.
My Dad helped him build that little shop there on 206.
I want you to know that I can feel your loss today, I have gone thru with my parents, Howard & Mazie Hawkins as well as my companion of 20 yrs.
The chair is empty, as well as our hearts, but yet he will always remain in that little corner.
May God bless and keep you in His care at this time and help you thru

I remember Hap from the "Solid Set" when he played with my husband, John. ( Gone 16 yrs ) Maybe they can all get together & have a band in Heaven. Pete, Bobby too. My thoughts are with you & your family.

Love, not time, heals all wounds. May God heal your broken hearts. Hap will be missed by many here on earth, and will have heaven in stitches with his stories.
We will miss his visits to the office and his smiling face with those impish twinkling eyes.

I remember Hap as one of the nicest and friendliest men I have ever met.
R.I.P. Hap

It was 3 am and my friends and I were returning from Port Jervis. A little man in spangled jacket met us at the door of Augusta Diner. Instead of continuing into the parking lot, this man asked how many were in our group and led us to a table !

That's how I remember Hap and I share his loss.

Hap and his family was our neighbor and friend to all.

Dave Shelton