Larry L. Snyder

I am so sorry to hear this news

Condolences from the family of Martin Thomas Smith Family. Dad worked many years for Larry. Many knew Dad by Marty, Tom.

Larry & Sheryl were neighbors in the early 60´s up on Lexington Ave in northeast Lincoln. I think they were just starting out with the fiberglass. Larry knew my older brother and occasionally come over and play touch football with us. So sorry to learn of his passing and my sincere condolences to Sheryl and family

I ate lunch and sometimes dinner at the Steak house always great food. To bad it is now a used. Car lot. Rest in peace. Carleton

I did not know Larry personally, but knew of him. I grew up in Lincoln and my family and I ate at the steakhouse consistently, for celebrations. I think of the all the memories that were created at that fine restaurant. As I read Larry´s obituary, I can´t help but think, not only did he make the world a better place, but how many people have that opportunity if they have Larry´s vision and heart. These men are the cornerstones of society. I just wanted to say I´m sorry for your loss. Well...

It was honor to have the opportunity to lead Snyder industries and to meet for a great establishment

I appreciated Larry's friendship and I am blown away by all of his accomplishments! Sheryl, I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers in this time of loss and sorrow. Larry shared many gifts with the world. We give thanks! Peace to you now and in future days.

Knew Larry and Sheryl because of their sponsorship i racing of Kenny Gritz. Fond remembrances of the times and the people involved. Larry and Sheryl were very good to us.