Clarence "Skip" lived in Manchester & Vernon, CT all his life. He & wife Doris had 4 children: Donna Snow Warner, Richard Snow, W. Randall Snow & Barbara Snow Irazoqui ; several grandchildren; 2 brothers, listed below & one sister, Dorothy Lucile Snow Roberts.
Before retirement, he was employed in the test cells department of Pratt & Whitney, E. Hartford & was a member of the Intl Assn of Machinist & Aerospace Workers. Skip was a descendant of Mayflower passengers Bradford & Brewster; ancestors who lived on Cape Cod; several Revolutionary War Patriots; one ancestor, Bartholomew Snow, in the War of 1812 & several Civil War participants. Skip was also married a second time to Marion Mockalis. There were no children from this marriage. Photo of the bricks is in the walkway of the museum in Plymouth, MA.
Before retirement, he was employed in the test cells department of Pratt & Whitney, E. Hartford & was a member of the Intl Assn of Machinist & Aerospace Workers. Skip was a descendant of Mayflower passengers Bradford & Brewster; ancestors who lived on Cape Cod; several Revolutionary War Patriots; one ancestor, Bartholomew Snow, in the War of 1812 & several Civil War participants. Skip was also married a second time to Marion Mockalis. There were no children from this marriage. Photo of the bricks is in the walkway of the museum in Plymouth, MA.
Clarence "Skip" lived in Manchester & Vernon, CT all his life. He & wife Doris had 4 children: Donna Snow Warner, Richard Snow, W. Randall Snow & Barbara Snow Irazoqui ; several grandchildren; 2 brothers, listed below & one sister, Dorothy Lucile Snow Roberts.
Before retirement, he was employed in the test cells department of Pratt & Whitney, E. Hartford & was a member of the Intl Assn of Machinist & Aerospace Workers. Skip was a descendant of Mayflower passengers Bradford & Brewster; ancestors who lived on Cape Cod; several Revolutionary War Patriots; one ancestor, Bartholomew Snow, in the War of 1812 & several Civil War participants. Skip was also married a second time to Marion Mockalis. There were no children from this marriage. Photo of the bricks is in the walkway of the museum in Plymouth, MA.
Before retirement, he was employed in the test cells department of Pratt & Whitney, E. Hartford & was a member of the Intl Assn of Machinist & Aerospace Workers. Skip was a descendant of Mayflower passengers Bradford & Brewster; ancestors who lived on Cape Cod; several Revolutionary War Patriots; one ancestor, Bartholomew Snow, in the War of 1812 & several Civil War participants. Skip was also married a second time to Marion Mockalis. There were no children from this marriage. Photo of the bricks is in the walkway of the museum in Plymouth, MA.
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