Death date: Dec 8, 2003
MARGARET O. SNYDER, 85, of Skanee, passed away Friday, December 5, 2003 at her residence in Skanee. She was born in Newberry, MI. on April 3, 1918 daughter of the late Charles and Lucy (Shufelt) Kubont. Margaret graduated from McM Read Obituary
Doe and Mary my deepest heartfelt sympathy on the loss of your mother. She was a wonderful
women,mother and friend. I know your loss well. May God comfort you and your many many memories keep a smile in your hearts. I owe you a big hug when I see you. Love Donna
Dear family of Margaret Snyder,
I am sorry to hear of Margarets passing. It is so sorrowful to lose a loved one, one can only keep them in our hearts and memories. I am Margarets first cousin. My father and her father were brothers. We spent many happy hours at Uncle Charlie and Aunt Lucy's farm in Mc Millian. Aunt Lucy and Uncle Charlie visited us in Marquette and my girls just loved them. Margaret stayed with my family in Marquette when she entered her first semester at NMU. As the years passed she alsways stopped by Shopko ( where I worked) to visit me when she was in town. She was a lovely lady. My deepest sympathy,
Barbara Kubond DePetro
1938 Neidhart
MArquette, Mi
PS. I was unable to find an address to send a card so I asked my daughter to write this e-mail.
Dear Mary and Dorothy--
I am sorry to hear about your mother passing away. It sounds like she was such an inspiration to all. My prayers are with you and your family. Laura
Dear Mary and Dorothy, I can't imagine there were a lot of women who pursued post-graduate studies in 1964, and on top of that, she raised such a caring family. I'm sorry I didn't know your mother, she sounds like such an inspirational woman. I'm sure she lives on in your hearts. You have my deepest sympathy.
Dear Mary and Dorothy,
My prayers are with you in this time of sadness. Your mother was a dear person and wonderful inspiration to all who knew her in ADK, Alpha Delta Kappa. She will be greatly missed and remembered. Sincerely, Rebekah Stadius
Dear Mary & Dorothy,
My sincere sympathy on your mother's passing. She hired me for a special ISD project with slow-scan many years ago. It was my first job in the Copper Country and I was unsure of so many things. Your mother was very warm, reassuring and continually encouraging. I will miss her smile, caring and zest for life. Judy Albee
