Matthew Snyder

I first met Mat at the Creighton Freshman Weekend. A group of us ended up in a dorm room where he was playing tennis with, I believe Bob Rammeker(Spelling?) or Chip Stumpf. We were friends for years to follow. My kids now hear all about Matt and his huge personality and love.

Dear Mary and family

I was so sad to hear of Mat's sudden passing. He was a very talented and exceptional man. I am so pleased we were able to maintain our friendship over many years and many miles.

Sincere condolences to you at this sad time.

Tom Hodgson
Orange Australia

Mary & Family

So very sorry to learn that you lost your son. Our thoughts & prayers are with you all. God Bless.

I worked with Matt at First National Bank when he was a Management Trainee. He was one of the nicest people I met at the bank. Everybody liked him. The world has lost a kind soul.

I'm so very sorry to hear about Matt. He had a way of bringing laughter to everyone he knew. I have a tremendous amount of wonderful memories about Matt and how much fun we had when we worked together. I wish so much that I could attend his funeral in Chicago or the Memorial in Broken Bow. Please accept my condolences.

Matt will be missed by all who were blessed to know him. He was the first person to make you laugh or smile. We need more people in the world today like him. Patrick, I'm so sorry he was taken from you so soon. Pictures show you both enjoyed a full life in your short time together. Prayers are with you all!

Mary and family,

Mac and I are so sorry to hear about Matt's passing. We have fond memories of him as he was growing up in Broken Bow. He was our paperboy for several years. A very nice and polite young man. Our prayers and thoughts are with the family.

Matt was a wonderful man and his legacy is you, Patrick, your family and his loving family. Of those three things he was surely most proud. I hope in time you are able to look back and find comfort in words like these left by the many people whose lives were touched by Matt. Warmest sympathies to the White and Snyder families.

-Jayne Haske