Contributions to the tribute of Harrison D. Snow

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Friday, October 6, 2023

Sorry to hear of Harry's passing

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Friday, October 6, 2023

Harry will be remembered as a sweet, gentle, friendly man. We will miss seeing him every Thursday morning watching the men’s league tee off at BCC and chatting with the ladies league that followed - always with a smile. Our condolences to the family, Ladies Golf League

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Deborah Gage posted a condolence

Friday, October 6, 2023

There's so much to be thankful for! Uncle Harry was one of God's gentlemen, kind to everyone across all situations, with puns and stories and practical suggestions, with goodwill and smiles for everyone. He was everyone's Uncle Harry, and an awesome son, husband, dad, and papa. Love to Uncle Harry, Aunt Elaine, and their kids -Stephen, Susan, Christine, Breena and Brendan.

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Chuck Casassa posted a condolence

Thursday, October 5, 2023

Simply the best........Simply the best Husband, Father, Brother, Grandfather, Great Grandfather, and Friend there ever was. Of course he was also simply the best Uncle there ever was too!

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Albert A Spadorcia posted a condolence

Thursday, October 5, 2023

Dear Susan & Family, please accept our most sincere condolences.in the loss of your Dad, Papa & Brother. Harry and I, as well as many others worked together at Shawmut Banks and played Hockey, Softball and Golf together over years. I have included just a few of the many memories and comments that they shared with me upon hearing of Harry's passing. " I never work with Harry, I only knew him from golf. But I really admired him. He was always positive, upbeat, even when he struggled to get around. He was soft spoken, had a great outlook on life. I feel that I am a better person for having known him". "When you think of Harry Snow, the word gentleman is what comes to mind. Always looked forward to seeing him at the Dilligaf." "Harry was a great guy and gentleman. No one could ever say anything negative about him. I felt fortunate to have known him." "Harry was such a great individual. Always seemed to enjoy life and to always have a smile. R. I. P. Harry". "Harry was the best of our group. A quiet calm nice guy. Most of us would not recognize Harry once he suited up to play Hockey with us on Friday nights into Saturday mornings. Harry was the Ferny Fleming of the Grp. No one came into the crease when Harry was on the ice. He was a real good Hockey player. Aggressive Quick, and very strong and was able to dump me on my ass most of the time." We all will miss Harry. God Bless You Harry, you will be playing in the Big Rink up-stairs with all the Pro's, Love You Harry. Thanks for being in our lives'." Al Spadorcial

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Erin Munroe lit a candle

Wednesday, October 4, 2023

I met Harris at the cemetery while walking my dog Blaze. Everyday I notice this man sitting in his car visiting graveside. We started chatting right away he was just a friendliest man remembered my name and the dog's name right away, The next time I saw him he would ask about what we talked about what I was going to be doing I made him some pumpkin bread he always with s the sweetest biggest smile It would make my day to run into him. Then one day when talking to my dog walker I was talking about the sweet man I met and how I look forward to seeing him turns out he's Christine's Papa she's like you met my papa Small world It's like we were all instant family. Such a sweet soul that smile will never dim in people's memories.RIP papa we will still visit you.

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Wednesday, October 4, 2023

Uncle Harry, I am grateful to have had you in my life. Spending time with you was an absolute pleasure! You always showed up with a smile on your face and a heart full of love for the extended family. Your devotion to your beloved Elaine, Stephen, Susan, Christine, Breena and Brendan was the through line in everything you said and did. I remember when you and Aunt Elaine first brought little Stephen to visit - even as a kid I could feel the overwhelming love and joy in the room. You were a loving son and brother to my dad and your sisters, regaling us kids with funny stories and family lore. I marveled at your prodigious energy in pursuit of your passions and hobbies, and I admired your unflagging positivity - it seemed so natural, but I know it was always a choice you made. Whatever was going on in your life, you did not complain, and you made a point to ask about the particulars of our lives. You and Garnick bonded over your shared athleticism, and after his death you welcomed Mark, who was amazed by your enthusiasm and your encyclopedic knowledge of Red Sox history. You enriched our lives by the way you lived yours … thank you.

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Ann Kelly posted a condolence

Wednesday, October 4, 2023

Our deepest condolences to Susie, Christine, Breena, Brendan and the whole Snow family. I couldn’t be more grateful than to have had Harry and Elaine as my grandchildren’s great grandparents. Breena and Brendan were blessed beyond measure to have been able to spend so much time with Harry. I see his positive imprint on them and they are and will be better human beings because of him. Harry was a joy to be around. Always greeted with a big smile. To converse with Harry was always interesting and full of humor. Bernie and I would always say, “Gee, wish we had once ounce of Harry’s energy. “ Rest in peace Harry. With love from Bernie and Annie Kelly

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Wednesday, October 4, 2023

Harrison D. "Harry" Snow

1931 - 2023

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