(17-3) In Fond Memory of Jean Sterling Snyder 1929 - 2004
It is with great sorrow that we announce the passing of Jean Sterling Snyder, 75 of Merritt Island Florida.
Jean passed away at Gainesville’s Shands Teaching Hospital on September 15, 2004 from a burst Brain Aneurysm suffered on July 29.
Born January 23, 1929, Jean Carol Sterling, in Oneida, New York, Jean lived in Merritt Island, Florida with her husband, Guy W. Snyder 84, who survives her.
Jean is also survived by two sons, Eric Leigh Snyder, of Port Orange, Florida, and Jeffery Guy Snyder and his wife Vicki, currently living in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, and her Sister, Marilyn Argentine and her husband Anthony of Roseville, California.
Mrs. Snyder, who held degrees in English, and Library Science, loved cats, especially her own Agatha. Her hobbies included the study of Genealogy and Travel, having lived in Morocco, Holland, Germany, and several locations within the United States.
Jean’s body has been donated to science for the purpose of research. No services are planned.
Memorial Gifts may be made to: University of Florida, Department of Neurosurgery, P.O. Box 100265 Gainesville, Florida, 32610. Attn: Margaret Dermott, In Memory of: JEAN SNYDER
The Picture of Jean was taken on the Queen Mary II on its second voyage from England
Jean passed away at Gainesville’s Shands Teaching Hospital on September 15, 2004 from a burst Brain Aneurysm suffered on July 29.
Born January 23, 1929, Jean Carol Sterling, in Oneida, New York, Jean lived in Merritt Island, Florida with her husband, Guy W. Snyder 84, who survives her.
Jean is also survived by two sons, Eric Leigh Snyder, of Port Orange, Florida, and Jeffery Guy Snyder and his wife Vicki, currently living in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, and her Sister, Marilyn Argentine and her husband Anthony of Roseville, California.
Mrs. Snyder, who held degrees in English, and Library Science, loved cats, especially her own Agatha. Her hobbies included the study of Genealogy and Travel, having lived in Morocco, Holland, Germany, and several locations within the United States.
Jean’s body has been donated to science for the purpose of research. No services are planned.
Memorial Gifts may be made to: University of Florida, Department of Neurosurgery, P.O. Box 100265 Gainesville, Florida, 32610. Attn: Margaret Dermott, In Memory of: JEAN SNYDER
The Picture of Jean was taken on the Queen Mary II on its second voyage from England
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