L. Arnolene Snapp

Randy, Keith & Greg,
I was so sorry to here about your mother. My prayers go out to your entire family. Always remember...A song may have ended but the melody lingers on forever in your hearts and heads.
Cathy Groves

Randy, Keith & Greg,
I was so sorry to here about your mother. My prayers go out to your entire family. Always remember...A song may have ended but the melody lingers on forever in your hearts and heads.
Cathy Groves

Mr. Snapp,
Our prayers go out to you and your family. She was a wonderful lady!

Dave Abernathy

My sympathies are with all of you in this very difficult time. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Dan, I am sorry to hear your loss of Arnolene. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

We are so sorry to hear about your wife
and mother and gm , and sister ..May God Bless you at time of sorrow.

Roy and Daisy Walker

Dear Dan & Family,
I am so sorry for your loss of Mrs. Snapp. I have so many fond memories of her while I was growing up with "her boys" that there are too many to count. I spent alot of time at the Snapp house in Cedar Bluff and Arlene was always so kind and special to all of us "kids"; she was always right in the middle of the fun... She had a joyous spirit that inspired everyone around her. She will be truly missed. My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this difficult time.
With Sympathy and Love,
Anita Short

I am so sorry to here of Arnolene`s passing, she and I were close, all through our last 6 yrs., of school. My prayers are with Danny and her family. She will be missed very much. Loved you Arnolene. See you again one day. With all my love Naoma Aliff Sproles, Tucson AZ.

I was sorrowed to hear about the loss of Mrs. Snapp.
I remember her as having a fun loving spirit.
My prayers are with your family during this sad time.
Chris Kirby Moir

Dan and Family:

It is with sorrow that I write to each of you about Arnolene's passing. She was always a very happy person and loved to have a fun time with her friends. I am sorry that the last few years of her life was spent in pain.

She is now in a better place where there is no suffering or pain. I heard a poem yesterday that was read at a memorial for a homeless person entitled " I will spend my Christmas with Jesus". That is a lovely thought to remember she is in the hands of a loving savior.

Our prayers and thoughts are with you.

John and Vicki Vaughan