Marlon Olsen Snow

We just heard of his passing. Sending our love and sympathy to his family.

Each of us in the Doug and Terry Arthur family were sorry to learn of Marlon´s passing, especially to realize that the viewing and funeral were over. We would like to have paid our respects to him and his family. Everyone in our family has treasured memories of him. He was our beloved bishop. We were the recipient of a missionary suit, several boxes of chocolate donuts, the offer of his truck for a move, sharing of other resources, jokes, friendship, and on and on. Diana worked as a valued dental assistant in Doug´s office. Ann was a lovely friend. We send you all our love and hugs.

We moved in the Ward from Japan just after Bishop Snow had been released as Bishop. I´m sure the Lord was sparing him of having to have stewardship over us. The Zushi family was a recipient of both Dunford Donuts and his "pocket change." Always a jokester, I was a recipient of being in Harmons at the same time Marlon was, and concentrating on my shopping list when he slipped a six pack of beer over the side of my shopping cart. I can´t remember what I did to reciprocate, but the next day at church, he said, "... You´re one of the few people that ever got me back." I was very proud of that. We loved sharing jokes back-and-forth; you always left feeling better when you were around Marlon Snow...
Every heavy snowfall, there was Marlon with his monster snow plow clearing off more than just his neighbor´s sidewalks and driveways. Thank you Marlon for always asking about Michio... He really loved you as did we all.... Even though you could never pronounce "Zushi" right. Our love and prayers are with my dear friend Ann and family.

Marlon was such an important part of our family. He touched the lives of our three children Nikki, Katelyn, and Tanner as he served as Bishop and friend in our ward. The youth were important to him and they knew it! The phrase "ask for forgiveness instead of permission" said that needs came first
I remember coming to your house for Katelyn to have a Bishops interview. He was a genuine man. He showed his love in many ways. Thank you for being such sweet friends and caring about us and our family. We love you all dearly
Colette Nielson

I grew up with Marlon and his siblings. Sympathies to his family.

Marlon was one of the most generous devoted men I have ever known. He and Ann welcomed us to Utah and embraced us as dear friends. To have the chance to work with, recreate with, and know Marlon was to have friend for life. He enhanced and brightened my day every time I had the luck to be with him. What an amazing individual.