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Mary Snyder

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Oct 11, 2012, 1:41:30 PM10/11/12

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Dear All,

I would just like to share some pictures that I took during the 6 weeks of chaos with you, now that I have settled back down in Columbia. Thanks again for all the support, donations, kind words, thoughts and prayers that you have shared with my family through everything. Please continue to keep my 3 youngest siblings (Isabelle, 12, Gabriel, 10, Luke, month away from 7) in your thoughts and prayers while they again try to rebound through another life-changing event.

I would like update every so often, with pictures or details, on how the family is doing.

With Love,

In Christ,

Mary Snyder
Tiger's Lair Coordinator|IT
Junior, Biological Engineering
University of Missouri-Columbia
314.402.2174
MIZ-ZOU!

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Erick Harlow

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Oct 11, 2012, 1:57:44 PM10/11/12

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Mary-

Your dad was a good friend. He will be missed by many, but I am certain that cannot hold a candle to how his family will miss him.

As am I sure you all know, your dad spoke of his family constantly. He was proud of you all and felt blessed to have you as his own.

You all will certain stay in our prayers and our thoughts.

God Bless-

Erick M. Harlow

linda strobel

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Oct 11, 2012, 2:15:50 PM10/11/12

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Mary,

Thank you for sending these pictures, they are beautiful. We will miss your dad's

constant, infectious smile. He was a great man, full of love, kindness and generosity.

We continue to pray for your family and for John's soul to be now perfectly with Christ.

Love

Linda Strobel

Terri O'Daniel

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Oct 11, 2012, 2:27:56 PM10/11/12

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Dearest Mary,

Thank you for sharing this very personal part of you and your father’s life. There isn’t a day that goes by here at the Academy that I don’t think of him. He was a constant in our lives. He was always ready and willing to lend his expertise (and stories). When your dad would walk through our doors at the Academy, everyone would breathe a sigh of relief. He could fix any computer problem we ever encountered. It still hasn’t really hit me that he is not with us anymore. I know he is in a better place, but I miss him.

I can’t imagine how much you and your sibs miss him, Mary. He was such a stable rock for all of you and I know he loved each one of you in a very special way. He was so very proud of the young woman you have turned into Mary.

God bless you and your family and know you are always in my prayers.

Terri

Terri O'Daniel

Advancement Director

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