I'm just heartbroken for the family and friends of Roberta Snyder. We have been best friends for 57 years. What a blessing and privilege. She was the same wonderful person when we were children as she was today. Reading the condolences described her warm loving spirit that touched us all. She will be dearly missed. God's Blessings Always.

In memory of my coworker and friend. I can only imagine the joy you felt when you got to hold Lisa again. No more pain No more tears. Until we meet again. I will miss you.

I am so sorry for all of your family that you lost your beautiful wife, mother and friend. She was the sweetest, kindest, selfless person I had the honor of knowing and working with for many many years. She always thought of and cared about others. She would feel bad if she was out ill from work because she didn't want to put the burden of covering for her on others. There aren't many people out there like that and it will never be the same here without her. She always made the most beautiful things for her kids and grandkids and would shine when she would bring them into the office to show us. Her grandkids were the light of her life and my heart hurts that she had to leave them so soon. She also would make lovely things for my family and grandkids that we will cherish.

I am glad she is no longer feeling any discomfort and am praying for all the family as they deal with such a difficult loss.

I had the privilege of working throughout the past ten years a few times with Bobbie. She always had a smile on her face and always there to help. My deepest condolences go out to the family.

I am so sorry for the Snyder family's loss of their beloved Bobbie. Losing someone in death is the most painful experience anyone can possibly go through, but we can look to Jehovah God for comfort and hope. In John chapter 5 verse 28,29 it says: "Do not be amazed at this, for the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out." In the near future, right here on Earth Bobbie's family will be reunited with her again. That may be difficult for some to believe but we can have faith in what the Bible says. Thank you for taking the time to read this and I again will like to express my deepest sympathies.

The love that my mom brought to all of our lives will never be forgotten. Her genuine kindness, caring,and loving heart will continue to guide me as a mother,sister, aunt and friend. Love you forever, mom. .

I was so sorry to hear of Bobbie’s passing. I worked with her for 27 years at the hospital. I consider her my friend. She was kind, generous, and witty. She loved her family, as was evidenced by all the pictures she had of them in her offices. She had a way of making people feel comfortable around her. I give her family my deepest condolences.

I am filled with great sadness at the loss of such a kind & loving person. Bobbie was more than just my co-worked she was my friend. When you work side by side with someone for many years you become part of each other’s extended family and I was happy to be part of hers. She loved her husband, children and grandchildren very much; you could tell by all the pictures of them that she surrounded herself with. She was very proud of the people that her children were and have become, but her grandchildren were the light of her life. She proudly displayed photos of each one above her desk so all she had to do was look up and see their beautiful smiles! 
I pray that Rich, Adam, Robin along with the rest of Bobbie’s family will find comfort in the memories that they can share with one another of times together. 

I'm going to really miss my good friend!

I want to express my sympathy to Bobbi's husband and children from Don Jentes the Chaplain at Hemet Valley Medical center.

It is with deep sadness that I have learned of the death of Bobbie Snyder, a friend and colleague for many years. I will remember her for her smile, her kindness, her warmth and her caring nature. I offer my deepest sympathy to her family and will keep them all in my prayers during this most difficult of times.

Dearest Robin, Don and Noah,
 
Words cannot even begin to express our sorrow. I don't believe there is anything that describes how you feel when your Mother leaves this earth and goes to Heaven. I believe that my Mother is around me every day, and I talk to her and relate crazy things that seem to happen to me in my life, just as if she isn't gone. 

I hope you will find comfort in my belief that the people we love do not leave our lives, but continue to surround us with their love, although we cannot see them. 

May your hearts and souls find peace and comfort. 

Love, 
Mom and Billy

OBITUARY

Bobbie Erylene Snyder

7 April, 1947 – 20 August, 2016

Miller Jones Mortuary and Crematory

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