William D. Snow Sr.

he was the best grandpa ever. love you

I remember Bill fondly from the State Office Building. He was funny and a good friend to all. I´ve thought of him often over the years and remembered him fondly. My deepest sympathies to his family.

R.I.P. my wife, Judy Frances remember´s Bill from Eastlake North 1963 class. Mentor Senior Center, we were in the same work out sessions. Fun, sharing memories from school, friends and work. I was there for Parkinson´s. Condolence. You will be missed

Our deepest sympathies Russ and dorothy Henderson Russ is an olc employee

Deepest sympathies to Barbara and the Snow Family on Bill's passing. Bill and I worked closely for over four years in Marketing at the Ohio Lottery. He taught me much about media sales, and other marketing tricks of the trade. He was a devout family man, and loved his family deeply. I enjoyed his wit, and his ability to think quickly on his feet. Politically astute, he often would strive to do the right thing. Bill's passing leaves a hole in Mentor's heart. Bill Snow was a man of his...

Dear Barbara, Bill and Geoffrey, please accept my sincerest sympathy for your great loss. Bill Snow was simply one of a kind. Few people whom I have met in this life were as bright, energetic and fun-loving as Bill. He was a wonderful storyteller - so animated and dramatic at times - in a sense, I always felt that it was all theater to him. He was a success at media sales, managing the Ohio Lottery and his years of service to the city of Mentor. To me, however, his biggest success was...

A radio associate, Bill was always pleasant to work with, a man of humor, creativity and good will . I am very sorry to read of his passing.