Birth date: Mar 27, 1946 Death date: Nov 1, 2013
Timothy Ray Snell, 67, died November 1, 2013. He graduated from Eisenhower High School and proudly served in the Army from 1965-69, during the Vietnam Conflict. He joined Stater Brothers in 1969 as a Meat Cutter, retiring in 2003. Read Obituary
Dad , it's been ten years and I still miss you dearly. Your granddaughter Madelyn would have been the apple of your eye. She is so much like you. So gregarious with a great loving heart. I still have a lot of living to do - I've got to guide and help my daughter like you did with me . Still I look forward to seeing you in heaven when the good Lord finally calls me home - from your loving son James
All of us here at Stater Bros. send our thoughts and prayers to Tim's family...Tim was a PHENOMENAL meat cutter and a true friend!
John & Tammy Ciraulo
All our prayers and love goes out to Tim's family. We were all very close many years ago
his mom took care of me and my brother and this saddens us to hear about Tim we had a lot of good memories when we were all little.
Prayers go out to Billy & Doug and their families as well.
Love to you all Debbie Pace & Mike Creech
John and Carolyn,
Although I only met Tim a couple of times, I can still remember his big, booming voice singing out praise hymns in our church. I would lool over and see him singing so loudly and so full of joy, that he was an inspiration for me and all those around him while we were in church together. My sincere thoughts, condolences and prayers for your loss. I will miss him too, especially this holiday season.
Pastor Denny Sattler, Amethyst Bible Church
John, I am sorry for the loss of your dad. You and your family are in our prayers. (Hugs) to you all. Lorie, Mike, Abby Rose, & Matthew Doll
Sorry to learn of Tim's passing at a relatively young age. Have heard there may be great golf courses in Heaven, and he is probably enjoying one now. My condolences to you Jean, and to Jim and John and Christa.
We are so sorry to hear about Tim. We are traveling and read the paper this morning. Jean, we send our deepest condolences to you and your family. Tim was always so friendly and Fred always enjoyed talking with him. Please take care of yourself and know you are in our thoughts and prayers. Sandy and Fred Robbins
