Richard L. Snow

What an amazing life he lead! My husband and I remember him from Kroehler in the 70´s. We remember a really nice guy who talked to anyone and everyone. (Shouldn´t you have added garlic to the breakfast menu?). We were talking about the old Kroehler days and decided to look for Dick´s obit. I´m glad we did. I hope Kathy and Vicky see this message and remember us. We are sorry for your great loss. Best wishes, John and Karen Seeds Marshall

It was pleasure to know you. You loved to talk about all your experiences in the air and on the road! And I loved listening to you.

I'm so sorry to hear of Rich passing he was a very respectful man always try to help when he could hard worker, caring coworker lovely person all around Rich is home with God a better place I will keep his family in prayer doing this time R.I.P.RICH

Annie, I am so deeply sorry for your loss. Rich was a sweet man. I will always remember him. This is Paula Ryan. I remember the days when he taught me the dial-a-ride , we had so much fun. He will be missed very much.

I had the honor of meeting Rich at Septran bus company after I retired from Kraft Foods six years ago. Whenever I would see Dick he had a smile on his face and a twinkle in his eye. We often talked about family, work and his time he spent during World War 2. I always found this so fascinating because my dad was involved with D-day and he never liked to talk about his experiences while in France and Germany.

I had hoped to take Rich out for lunch last month but he wanted to wait for...