The late Mr. Tony Snow of Tallahassee, Florida, departed this life on Sunday, August 30, 2020 at his residence.
Services will be held on Saturday, September 5, 2020 at 11:00 a.m. from the Westview Memorial Cemetery in Ashburn, Georgia.
Tony Eugene Snow was born on July 25, 1968 to the late Mr. Eugene Snow and Mrs. Annie Doris Spencer in Turner County, Ashburn, Georgia, and was raised in Melbourne, Florida.
Tony attended Palm Bay High School, where he successfully completed 3 years in JROTC instruction in which he performed in an excellent manner and was recommended for a promotion to the rank of E-2. He would have gone on to further his military career after graduation from high school in 1986, but was set back by an unfortunate car accident that led him to other directions of promising careers. Tony then went on to attend Pensacola College where he received an Associate of Arts degree in Business, but that was not enough for Tony. Always striving to push himself to be better, Tony then went on to reside in Tallahassee, Florida, to attend FAMU College. He didn’t have a vehicle, so he rode his wheelchair back and forth to classes, rain or shine, for the whole duration of his attendance at FAMU. He graduated with Honors as he received a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting and a Masters degree in Business and Finance.
After graduation from FAMU, Tony began working in the Accounting Department at Florida Department of Corrections until he departed from us. From childhood to adulthood, Tony was a great brother, friend, and motivator. He inspired people to want excel to their greatest potential. Most people from his early years would know and love him from his breakdancing days with his beloved awesome group, Mega Tron, which was well known across the state of Florida. Tony will be missed, but not dismissed because he touched a multitude of people’s hearts and will remain with them forever, especially his family. He gave up this busy walk of life on Sunday, August 30, 2020 at his home. His father, Eugene Snow, and a sister, Tonia Snow-Moreland both have preceded him in death.
Services will be held on Saturday, September 5, 2020 at 11:00 a.m. from the Westview Memorial Cemetery in Ashburn, Georgia.
Tony Eugene Snow was born on July 25, 1968 to the late Mr. Eugene Snow and Mrs. Annie Doris Spencer in Turner County, Ashburn, Georgia, and was raised in Melbourne, Florida.
Tony attended Palm Bay High School, where he successfully completed 3 years in JROTC instruction in which he performed in an excellent manner and was recommended for a promotion to the rank of E-2. He would have gone on to further his military career after graduation from high school in 1986, but was set back by an unfortunate car accident that led him to other directions of promising careers. Tony then went on to attend Pensacola College where he received an Associate of Arts degree in Business, but that was not enough for Tony. Always striving to push himself to be better, Tony then went on to reside in Tallahassee, Florida, to attend FAMU College. He didn’t have a vehicle, so he rode his wheelchair back and forth to classes, rain or shine, for the whole duration of his attendance at FAMU. He graduated with Honors as he received a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting and a Masters degree in Business and Finance.
After graduation from FAMU, Tony began working in the Accounting Department at Florida Department of Corrections until he departed from us. From childhood to adulthood, Tony was a great brother, friend, and motivator. He inspired people to want excel to their greatest potential. Most people from his early years would know and love him from his breakdancing days with his beloved awesome group, Mega Tron, which was well known across the state of Florida. Tony will be missed, but not dismissed because he touched a multitude of people’s hearts and will remain with them forever, especially his family. He gave up this busy walk of life on Sunday, August 30, 2020 at his home. His father, Eugene Snow, and a sister, Tonia Snow-Moreland both have preceded him in death.
The late Mr. Tony Snow of Tallahassee, Florida, departed this life on Sunday, August 30, 2020 at his residence.
Services will be held on Saturday, September 5, 2020 at 11:00 a.m. from the Westview Memorial Cemetery in Ashburn, Georgia.
Tony Eugene Snow was born on July 25, 1968 to the late Mr. Eugene Snow and Mrs. Annie Doris Spencer in Turner County, Ashburn, Georgia, and was raised in Melbourne, Florida.
Tony attended Palm Bay High School, where he successfully completed 3 years in JROTC instruction in which he performed in an excellent manner and was recommended for a promotion to the rank of E-2. He would have gone on to further his military career after graduation from high school in 1986, but was set back by an unfortunate car accident that led him to other directions of promising careers. Tony then went on to attend Pensacola College where he received an Associate of Arts degree in Business, but that was not enough for Tony. Always striving to push himself to be better, Tony then went on to reside in Tallahassee, Florida, to attend FAMU College. He didn’t have a vehicle, so he rode his wheelchair back and forth to classes, rain or shine, for the whole duration of his attendance at FAMU. He graduated with Honors as he received a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting and a Masters degree in Business and Finance.
After graduation from FAMU, Tony began working in the Accounting Department at Florida Department of Corrections until he departed from us. From childhood to adulthood, Tony was a great brother, friend, and motivator. He inspired people to want excel to their greatest potential. Most people from his early years would know and love him from his breakdancing days with his beloved awesome group, Mega Tron, which was well known across the state of Florida. Tony will be missed, but not dismissed because he touched a multitude of people’s hearts and will remain with them forever, especially his family. He gave up this busy walk of life on Sunday, August 30, 2020 at his home. His father, Eugene Snow, and a sister, Tonia Snow-Moreland both have preceded him in death.
Services will be held on Saturday, September 5, 2020 at 11:00 a.m. from the Westview Memorial Cemetery in Ashburn, Georgia.
Tony Eugene Snow was born on July 25, 1968 to the late Mr. Eugene Snow and Mrs. Annie Doris Spencer in Turner County, Ashburn, Georgia, and was raised in Melbourne, Florida.
Tony attended Palm Bay High School, where he successfully completed 3 years in JROTC instruction in which he performed in an excellent manner and was recommended for a promotion to the rank of E-2. He would have gone on to further his military career after graduation from high school in 1986, but was set back by an unfortunate car accident that led him to other directions of promising careers. Tony then went on to attend Pensacola College where he received an Associate of Arts degree in Business, but that was not enough for Tony. Always striving to push himself to be better, Tony then went on to reside in Tallahassee, Florida, to attend FAMU College. He didn’t have a vehicle, so he rode his wheelchair back and forth to classes, rain or shine, for the whole duration of his attendance at FAMU. He graduated with Honors as he received a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting and a Masters degree in Business and Finance.
After graduation from FAMU, Tony began working in the Accounting Department at Florida Department of Corrections until he departed from us. From childhood to adulthood, Tony was a great brother, friend, and motivator. He inspired people to want excel to their greatest potential. Most people from his early years would know and love him from his breakdancing days with his beloved awesome group, Mega Tron, which was well known across the state of Florida. Tony will be missed, but not dismissed because he touched a multitude of people’s hearts and will remain with them forever, especially his family. He gave up this busy walk of life on Sunday, August 30, 2020 at his home. His father, Eugene Snow, and a sister, Tonia Snow-Moreland both have preceded him in death.
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