Gary was the third son of Richard E. and Betty A. Snyder, who at the time resided in Kirkersville, Ohio. He attended Kirkersville Elementary school for two years before he went to be with the Lord at the age of seven years, the result of a drowning accident surrounded by highly questionable circumstances.
Gary had a special love for all of God's creatures, and often brought his mother bouquets of violets and dandelions in the spring of the year. One of his greatest sources of joy was playing with and taking care of his baby sister, Vanessa, who was four years younger than he and whom he dearly loved. Gary also greatly enjoyed playing backyard baseball with his two older brothers, Doug and Randy, whom he also cared for deeply.
His mother Betty joined Gary in April 2006. There is very little doubt he met her with the same mischevious smile and twinkling eyes hidden behind a large bouquet of violets and dandelions...
**THANK YOU to Barbara R. Davis, Dalton's Mom for sponsoring Gary's Memorial. You are one very special lady!**
Gary had a special love for all of God's creatures, and often brought his mother bouquets of violets and dandelions in the spring of the year. One of his greatest sources of joy was playing with and taking care of his baby sister, Vanessa, who was four years younger than he and whom he dearly loved. Gary also greatly enjoyed playing backyard baseball with his two older brothers, Doug and Randy, whom he also cared for deeply.
His mother Betty joined Gary in April 2006. There is very little doubt he met her with the same mischevious smile and twinkling eyes hidden behind a large bouquet of violets and dandelions...
**THANK YOU to Barbara R. Davis, Dalton's Mom for sponsoring Gary's Memorial. You are one very special lady!**
Gary was the third son of Richard E. and Betty A. Snyder, who at the time resided in Kirkersville, Ohio. He attended Kirkersville Elementary school for two years before he went to be with the Lord at the age of seven years, the result of a drowning accident surrounded by highly questionable circumstances.
Gary had a special love for all of God's creatures, and often brought his mother bouquets of violets and dandelions in the spring of the year. One of his greatest sources of joy was playing with and taking care of his baby sister, Vanessa, who was four years younger than he and whom he dearly loved. Gary also greatly enjoyed playing backyard baseball with his two older brothers, Doug and Randy, whom he also cared for deeply.
His mother Betty joined Gary in April 2006. There is very little doubt he met her with the same mischevious smile and twinkling eyes hidden behind a large bouquet of violets and dandelions...
**THANK YOU to Barbara R. Davis, Dalton's Mom for sponsoring Gary's Memorial. You are one very special lady!**
Gary had a special love for all of God's creatures, and often brought his mother bouquets of violets and dandelions in the spring of the year. One of his greatest sources of joy was playing with and taking care of his baby sister, Vanessa, who was four years younger than he and whom he dearly loved. Gary also greatly enjoyed playing backyard baseball with his two older brothers, Doug and Randy, whom he also cared for deeply.
His mother Betty joined Gary in April 2006. There is very little doubt he met her with the same mischevious smile and twinkling eyes hidden behind a large bouquet of violets and dandelions...
**THANK YOU to Barbara R. Davis, Dalton's Mom for sponsoring Gary's Memorial. You are one very special lady!**
