Marie Snyder

Dear Carl and Victor, I'm so sorry for the loss of your sweet mother. I remember how your family made us feel so welcome to Forty Fort back in 1969 or so. I remember how your mother would take us to the Forty Fort pool and always have treats for us in her bag. She was like a second mom to me. My her memory be a blessing!

Marie was a beautiful person, inside and out. When my father was ill, she was right alongside of my mother doing anything she could to help. When my mom was ill, she frequently visited her. She truly was the model of a Christian woman. My deepest condolences to her sons.

Even if you only spent a short time with her, you felt it. A quick wit, mischievous humor, and unmistakable warmth. I only had the chance to meet her once, but I genuinely cherish that moment. In that brief encounter, she made me feel welcome, seen, and included. She was someone you didn´t need to know long to understand just how special she was. I can see so many of my favorite traits of my favorite person in her, affable, charming, effortlessly kind and all around beautiful. Have fun being...

My Aunt Marie was one of the sweetest souls God ever created. She lived with a zest for life that was both graceful and vibrant. She kept herself healthy, loved deeply, and embraced every season of life with purpose and joy. She had a profound love for her husband, one rooted in admiration, loyalty, and respect. When she spoke of him, there was always a softness, a pride, and a kind of reverence. As a young man, I remember thinking, I hope one day my own wife will speak of me with that same...

Sad to hear of Marie's passing. She was a lovely lady. I enjoyed working with Marie at Luzerne Cty. MH/MR. My prayers and thoughts are with the family for God's comfort and peace. Sue Strittmatter