Tatum, TX – The Tatum, Texas community is grieving the loss of Steve Snider, a devoted father and beloved member of the area, following a tragic hit-and-run incident at Lee Creek grocery in Henderson, Texas. The heartbreaking incident claimed the life of Steve Snider, leaving behind his family and loved ones.
Reports indicate that the fatal accident involving Steve, who was riding his motorcycle, occurred on Monday. Law enforcement authorities are actively pursuing the individual responsible for the hit-and-run.
Steve Snider, recognized affectionately as “Wolf Man” within his community, was esteemed for his role as a loving father and dedicated partner. He was an active participant in local endeavors and a familiar, cherished figure among his peers.
Judy Annette Orms posted on Facebook,
“Please help me in saying a prayer for this family. We just now learned that “Wolf man” as we know him but Steve Snider passed away last night after a ( hit and run ) awful wreck at Lee Creek grocery. He went to be with our Lord last night. Please lift up his family and all the wonderful friends in prayer.”
Christian Motivational Speaker Tammy Whitehurst paid tribute to Steve’s character, quoting, “WELL DONE HIS GOOD AND FAITHFUL SERVANT.” Fond memories of Steve Snider echoed in the words of Davis and others who recognized his unforgettable presence in their lives. His jovial spirit, from cheerful waves in the church choir to shared laughter during Wednesday night meals, left an indelible mark on those around him.
Describing him as “Funny. Loud. Giggling. Grinning. Hard huggin. Jesus lovin,” Tammy Whitehurst reminisced about Steve’s infectious personality and deep love for his daughters, Lana and Emily, whom he endearingly called “Butterfly.”
“He was always bragging about his girls,” she recalled, painting a vivid picture of a man whose voice preceded his entrance into any room. Steve’s spirited nature, characterized by his booming voice that resonated even across the church parking lot, reflected his undeniable presence in any gathering.
Acknowledging Steve’s distinctive long hair and sometimes stubborn demeanor, Tammy expressed anticipation for a heartfelt reunion in the afterlife: “I will see you at the gates of Gloryland one day and I want you to greet me with that LOUD voice and a huge hug.”
Details regarding Steve Snider’s obituary and funeral arrangements will be shared by his family, allowing the community to honor and commemorate the life of a remarkable individual who touched the lives of many.
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