I met Dave at Lindsey Wilson College as students in 1968. Not knowing  he would later become a part of our family! On leave from the military, we would discuss our experiences. I want to honor my brother for his service in the military especially Vietnam! “ Welcome home my brother to your eternal home, we were soldiers once and young. But now at rest in “Mansions of the Lord”  song by Westpoint Glee Club is dedicated to Dave . 

Some of our precious memories through the years have included your trips to visit us at Fort Campbell , visits home for holidays, and especially  your visit to Washington DC Cherry Blossoms for Boot’s and Moma’s birthdays.

Pam, David, Christina and family, we hope John 14:1-3 will give you comfort in your time of loss.  You are always in our thoughts and prayers. Much love, Larry, Connie and family

To my cousin Dave, who is part of my growing up.  In staying over and getting to stay up late in his room with him as a teenage and me somewhat younger. In learning about albums and later, music on cassettes with big stereo headphones. In him convincing me to eat poison ivy to get over my huge sensitivities, waking up the next morning with a rash in my mouth and throat, BUT as far as I remember never having poison ivy again.  And in seeing the tall lanky soldier in Sears and Roebuck visiting with his mom at 9th and Broadway having gotten back from basic before being shipped to Vietnam.  Here's to Big Dave, good and peaceful travels.

I will always remember how much it meant to me during holiday gatherings at Granny Page's house, how Uncle Dave would refer to Granny as "Mom".  As he came in the back door, he would greet Granny with "Hi Mom" and then put his jug of Ice Tea down on the kitchen table.  I also remember as a child asking Uncle Dave questions about the Vietnam War and even if he didn't want to talk about it, he still answered my questions.  I will miss Uncle Dave.

Aunt Pam, DJ, Christina, and family, we will be praying for you! Love, Cara and the Goodman Family

Arch L. Heady at Resthaven

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David J. Snyder II

17 June, 1948 – 3 May, 2020

Arch L. Heady at Resthaven & Resthaven Memorial Park

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