Jeffery Lynn Snyder

Jeff was a joy to know and be around. We meet Jeff and Wayne when we moved into to Sherman Park. We have had some great times with them both. Jeff will be surely missed. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Jeff' family Steve and Fred

Jeff was part of a group of us in the 80's living and working and going to school in Madison. He tended to be a leader; getting us places, etc. He had definite ideas of what to do and he did everything with great spirit and great fun. He was very clever. He had great New Year's Eve parties; my favorite was "1984". When he visited me in northwestern MN with some of the group, we ended up deciding spontaneously to drive to the Canadian Border from North Dakota for "hands across the international Border". Yep, that was a Jeff trip. When I think of Jeff, I think of endless creative discussions laughing constantly. He is missed already. A one of a kind! Undoubtedly he is holding court as we speak wherever he is. We love you Jeff.

Bob Marscine & Family, So sorry upon hearing of the loss of Jeff. The family is getting smaller. I would try to tell Mom (Sis) about your loss but her long term memory is pretty well gone also. What I remember about the Princeton visits are all pretty good memories. All the fun the family had together. Our deepest sympaties to you and Kathy and Doreen. Love - Joe & Linda Richardson

I knew Jeff and Wayne when they lived on the east side of Milwaukee. I lived just down the street from them on Murray Avenue. They were always pleasant, and loved conversation when sitting out on their front porch. I later ran into Jeff several times around Milwaukee at various gatherings after Wayne's death, and it was very clear that he missed Wayne very much. Jeff was indeed a real gentleman and a humble soul.

My deepest sympathy for Jeff's loss. I remember many good times with Jeff-summer parties, Sherman Fest, Pride, rummage sales, football parties. I know he will be missed.