Stephen Robert "Rob" Snee
Stephen Robert "Rob" Snee
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Rob was born in 1961 in Washington D.C., the son of Kenneth Snee and the late Mary Mullins Snee. He was a graduate of Park View High School in Sterling, VA. As a teenager, Rob played in the Baltimore Colts Band. Rob worked as a supervisor for XPO in Chicago, IL. He was an avid baseball and football fan being a longtime fan of the Baltimore Orioles and the Washington Commanders.
He is survived by his daughter, Christina Marie Snee of Chicago, IL; sister, Susan McCaffrey (Joe) of Winchester, VA; brother, Chuck Snee (Melissa) of Reisterstown, MD; nieces and nephews, Robby Gotcher (Kristina) of Winchester, VA, Nicole Chaney (John) of Sykesville, MD, Constance McCaffrey of Winchester, VA, Ellie McCaffrey of Winchester, VA; great nieces and great nephews, Braden Chaney of Sykesville, MD, Violet Gotcher of Winchester, VA, McKenzie Chaney of Sykesville, MD and Ever Gotcher of Winchester, MD and longtime friend Jeff Smith (Caryn) of Ft. Myers, FL.
Services for Rob will be private.
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