Rev. Kenneth N. SNYDER

Throughout this time of sadness as your journey through your grief,and you may feel the healing touch of every thought and prayer in this difficult time may you find...the kindness of family and friends to comfort you, compassion to warm and sustain you, as well as you remember
the unfailing love of others as well as jesus to bring peace to your heart.
He will be sadly missed.

REV.Snyder has been a part of for my family for generations. My Great grandmother went to the 4 corners UMC all her life. My aunt Lena was the organist there until her passing last year as well. I remember attending his services as a young child. When my husband and I decided to attend service at 4 corners as well, he helped our family immensely.We will always be grateful to him. He is now joined, by those that have gone before him. in heaven, with open arms. I know he would want all of his...

Rev. Snyder, as I still call him, will certainly be missed. I'll miss his wave as I drive by, always seeing him at Olympia, and I will especially miss his candlelight services on Christmas eve. Christmas will never be the same!

He was a gentle, very kind soul who many looked to for guidance. Heaven just received the best of the best.

I have never met a person who was so open, loving, compassionate, kind and accepting. I will miss seeing Ken walking along the streets of Gowanda or running into him and getting a hug and a kind word in greeting. Definitely a man to be proud of! My prayers and heart go out to Joanne and his family for this great loss! Some people are angels on earth and I feel Ken was one of them. God bless you all.

My best memories of Ken were of him always being curious of new technology and how he always wanted to implement it in his ministerial life as well as personal life. When he would be frustrated with some new technology, he would ask me how it works and teach him what he needed to know.

He will be sorely missed by the community and not easily replaced. I will miss his gentle humor and his love of all people, no matter their creed or background. A true friend whenever anyone needed one.

May God's tender care surround Ken's family. Ken's faithful ministry at Four Corners UMC, his generosity of spirit, love, humor and humble nature were important to many people on the Cattaraugus Reservation including my grandmother Ruth, grandfather Monroe and our family.

My first meeting of Rev. Ken was inJanuary 1970. Our son was KIA in Viet Nam and we had no Minister at the Delevan Methoist church at that time. I called Ken and he accepted to help us. A more wonderful person we could not have asked for. My wife passed away last year so I know what your family is going thru a this time.
My blessings to your family
Wallie Harrison