She is survived by her children; Wayne Snow (Debbie), Danny Snow (Jo), Donna Coley (Harrell), her sister; Carolyn Clodfelter, and Aunt; Marguerite Addison, along with 5 grandchildren; Dallis Snow, Drue Snow, Trenton Sellers, Jennifer Jackson and Elizabeth Schalk : 9 great grandchildren; Courtney Coley, Toni Coley, Taylor Holmes, Sage Snow, Madi Snow, Evan Snow, Ethan Jackson, Addison Jackson and Logan Schalk: and 2 great-great grandchildren; Maylee Holmes and Riley Holmes.
Ms Snow is preceded in death by her loving husband Milton Snow, her brother James Rhea Kerr, and her parents, Dearil and Bernice Kerr.
A funeral service for Ruth Snow will be held on Saturday October 28, 2023 at 11:00 am in the chapel of Gray Brown Service Mortuary Funeral Home 1329 Wilmer Avenue, Anniston Alabama 36201. The service will be officiated by Rev. Stan Albright with a few words by Terry Snow. Music will be provided by Bro. Laney Bowman. Preceding the funeral, the family will be accepting friends for a time of visitation at 10:00 am, also in the chapel. Immediately following the service, a graveside service will be held at Forrest Cemetery 700 S 15th Street, Gadsden, Alabama 35901.
Ruth Snow was born and raised in Gadsden, Alabama before moving to Anniston in 1963. Later moving to Oxford where she became a resident of Oxford House. She was proud that while there she began a "Rook club" with several of her resident friends, playing Rook as often as possible. She was a devout Christian and a longtime member of Leatherwood Baptist Church before becoming a member of Oxford 1st Baptist Church. She was very involved in church activities at Oxford 1st Baptist including the "Hope Sunday School Class", "Gladys Phillips WMU", "Live Longer and Like It Senior Adult" group, "Soup for the Soul" and Bible Study. When health issues began preventing her from attending church, she became a devout follower on many Sunday morning worship services on TV which she never missed. She enjoyed Alabama football (and thank goodness they're not playing today), reading, word search puzzles and her daily phone conversations with her sister Carolyn. She was also proud that she was the mother, grandmother, great grandmother, and great-great grandmother to 5 generations.
Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.graybrownservice.com for the Snow family.
