Snodgrass, Alice Forssberg
Alice Forssberg Snodgrass, 83, passed away at home in Shrewsbury (MO) on August 20, 2021. Private burial will be at Emmanuel Episcopal Church Memorial Garden in December. A reception is being planned. Visit www.stlouiscremation.com.
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Barbara Dailey
September 19, 2021
My sincere condolences on the loss of a wonderful wife, mother, teacher and friend. Alice was a kind and loving friend and will be greatly missed. John, Mark and Amy please know I was truly saddened at her passing. God bless you all.
Deborah Deutch `68
September 9, 2021
Dear Snodgrass Family,
Of course she will always be Miss Forssberg to me! How lucky I was to be in her first math class as a sophomore and then move to AP calculus, and to be fully recognized in class, just as the boys always seemed to be by other teachers. Miss Forssberg invited a few of us to her apartment for dinner a few times. Unheard of at the time! I will never forget her and be always grateful to her for awakening the beauty of mathematics in me. Plus we all thought she was so cool with her lovely long hair and flowing clothes! My heart goes out to you all.
Vannessa Nhan
September 8, 2021
I was so sad to hear that Mrs. Snodgrass had passed away. She was an amazing teacher and mentor. All of her students appreciated her humour and her gentleness. The annual faculty vs varsity girls' volley ball game was always great fun because of her enthusiastic play.
Sarah Vogt
September 8, 2021
I´m so sorry to hear of the passing of Mrs. Snodgrass. She was one of my favorite teachers, and fostered my love for puzzles. She showed me that women have earned a seat at the science and mathematics table, and she encouraged me when I couldn´t encourage myself. It was even nicer to see her, Mr. Snodgrass and his mother, when I would accompany my parents to Emmanuel, the following years after graduating JBS. You all would graciously offer a warm blessing each time I saw you, and it really meant a lot to be remembered among a community of outstanding students. I will always remember her beautiful and genuine smile, and am so grateful that I was blessed to have learned from such a fantastic educator and person.
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