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Carl Snell Obituary
Carl was born to Patricia Ann (Yocum) Baker and the late Carl McArthur Snell on February 2, 1963, in Cincinnati, Ohio. He attended Trimble High School where he threw shot put, played football, and grew his love of singing. He worked in retail and restaurant management for over 20 years. He also loved all things football, especially OSU Buckeyes and the Cincinnati Bengals. Hobbies included fantasy football and Texas Hold'em Poker. Fishing was also a great pastime with family, which he adored immensely!
Carl is survived by wife of nearly 17 years, Nikki Le (Elkins) Snell and his treasured miracle child, Carleigh Eliana Snell, special niece, Kennedy (Ryan) Pearce as well as his mother, Pat Baker, and siblings: sisters- Beth (Lonny) McCulloch, Deborah Gibson (William Nagle), Angela (Kenny) Handa and brother- Allen Jeffery 'AJ' (Sabrena) Baker. Hosts of beloved nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins and all their children. Many lifelong friends and his dogs, Scrappy and Rosie, were cherished as well.
A private celebration of life and family graveside service will be held June 25, 2022.
In memory donations can be made to The James Cancer Hospital for Immune therapy at: https://www.giveto.osu.edu/makeagift/OnlineGivingDonation.aspx?Source_Code=DEV_AG-MED_CHRI-JamesWeb-ON-S&Fund=316121
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Nikki Snell
June 10, 2022
My dear sweet husband, you are missed profoundly, loved immensely and cherished by many. I LOVE YOU! Til we meet again my love!
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