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JAMES SNOWDEN Obituary
James John Snowden, Jr.
James John Snowden, Jr., former Washington Redskins Offensive Tackle (1965-1973), passed away on Saturday, October 3, 2020 at his home in Gainesville, VA. He was born on January 12, 1942 in Youngstown, OH to the late James John Snowden, Sr. and Estele (Gandy) Snowden. James is survived by his loving wife Joelle Mahe Snowden. Services will be held at a later date. Condolences may be sent to: www.piercefh.com
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Dale Alva
November 25, 2024
Just talking to my wife about the gym teacher I had in Boulder Colorado Casey Middle School who was my coach mentor wanted to show what he looked like so I looked him up and discovered it was passing may I will always remember him talk about him think about him and what he did for students who couldn't afford to purchase our wrestling equipment and he purchased them for us may he rest in peace with the angels God bless him and to his family
Patrice
September 4, 2023
Was just thinking of him the other day and discovered that he passed away. My prayers to the wife. I used to work with him as his home care physical therapist a few years back.
Frank bujan jr
June 29, 2023
Jim lived in cavanaugh hall in1960 at NOTRE damewith me, Jim was a good friend of jerry O´Connor a track star from st ignatius,
Jim was one of 2 black football players at Nd in 1960 , Jim was a great athlete and a NOTRE dame gentleman
Sincerely frank m Bujan jr 1964 Chicago, illinois
Kerry Mucci
September 17, 2022
Jim was my brothers roommate at Notre Dame (Pat Mucci Jr. 1960. A great man and never forgot saw him in 1969 at RFK Stadium preseason game and got to meet Coach Vince Lombardi in locker room.
Bruce D Tlucka
December 18, 2021
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
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