Tatum, Texas – The community is in mourning following the tragic passing of Steve Snider, a devoted father, partner, and active community member. Steve lost his life in a hit-and-run accident at Lee Creek grocery in Henderson, Texas, on Monday. The accident, which involved Steve riding his motorcycle, has left law enforcement agencies on a mission to apprehend the suspect responsible for the incident.
Steve, affectionately known as Wolf Man in his local circles, was not just a loving father but an integral part of the community. His untimely departure has elicited an outpouring of grief and support for his remaining family. A prayer request has been extended to offer solace and strength to Steve’s loved ones as they navigate through this difficult time.
Christian Motivational Speaker Tammy Whitehurst paid tribute to Steve, stating, “WELL DONE HIS GOOD AND FAITHFUL SERVANT.” She fondly remembered him as a friend with a distinctive presence, from his laughter during Wednesday night meals to his proud cheers from the audience while she and Davis were in the choir on Sundays.
In her tribute, Tammy reflected on Steve’s vibrant personality, describing him as funny, loud, giggling, grinning, and hard-hugging. She recalled his unwavering love for his daughters, Lana and Emily, whom he affectionately called Butterfly. Steve’s memorable traits included a thick head of hair, a hard-headed demeanor at times, and a voice that could be heard across parking lots and church rooms.
Tammy shared a heartfelt message for Steve, saying, “Wolfman, 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.”
The community joins together in remembering Steve Snider, celebrating the impact he had on the lives of those around him. As they mourn the loss of a beloved friend and community pillar, they find solace in the memories of a man who touched their hearts with his love, laughter, and genuine spirit.
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