Son of Charles Snow and Ada Delilah King
Married Janetta Rymer, 1 Apr 1931, Manti, Sanpete, Utah
Married Lida Olga Hansen, 19 April 1952
Married Nichole Sosa Garcia, 3 September 1980, Clark, Nevada
Obituary - Charles Clyde Snow, born in Logan, Utah, May 24, 1911 to Ada D. King and Charles Snow, Sr. He grew up on a dry farm east of Monticello, UT, and attended grade school in a one room country school house. At age 17 he rode a horse to Teasdale attended Wayne High School at Bicknell, Utah, for 2 years. Clyde, as he as known at this time, carried U.S. Mail from Teasdale, Utah, to Grover, Utah, on a Star Route contract. He also worked at saw mills, hauled fence poles, herded sheep and cattle, also worked as Predatory Animal Control for U.S. Government.
Married Janetta Rymer, Manti LDS Temple, 1930. Marriage ended in divorce. Three children were born of this marriage.
In 1952, married Lida Hanson Corder, who had three children by a previous marriage. Marriage ended in divorce. In 1980, married Nichole Garcia. This marriage immediately ended in divorce.
During World War 11, Clyde worked at Hill Field, where the government required him to use the name Charles C. Snow on all papers; this became his official identification. From Hill Field a transfer to Tooele Army Depot. He retired in 1970, after 27 years civil service. Charles C. Snow was a Burns Security Guard for over 10 years.
Funeral Friday, January 3, 1992, 11 a.m., Redwood Memorial Estates Mortuary, 6500 South Redwood Road. Interment: Redwood Memorial Estates Cemetery.
Married Janetta Rymer, 1 Apr 1931, Manti, Sanpete, Utah
Married Lida Olga Hansen, 19 April 1952
Married Nichole Sosa Garcia, 3 September 1980, Clark, Nevada
Obituary - Charles Clyde Snow, born in Logan, Utah, May 24, 1911 to Ada D. King and Charles Snow, Sr. He grew up on a dry farm east of Monticello, UT, and attended grade school in a one room country school house. At age 17 he rode a horse to Teasdale attended Wayne High School at Bicknell, Utah, for 2 years. Clyde, as he as known at this time, carried U.S. Mail from Teasdale, Utah, to Grover, Utah, on a Star Route contract. He also worked at saw mills, hauled fence poles, herded sheep and cattle, also worked as Predatory Animal Control for U.S. Government.
Married Janetta Rymer, Manti LDS Temple, 1930. Marriage ended in divorce. Three children were born of this marriage.
In 1952, married Lida Hanson Corder, who had three children by a previous marriage. Marriage ended in divorce. In 1980, married Nichole Garcia. This marriage immediately ended in divorce.
During World War 11, Clyde worked at Hill Field, where the government required him to use the name Charles C. Snow on all papers; this became his official identification. From Hill Field a transfer to Tooele Army Depot. He retired in 1970, after 27 years civil service. Charles C. Snow was a Burns Security Guard for over 10 years.
Funeral Friday, January 3, 1992, 11 a.m., Redwood Memorial Estates Mortuary, 6500 South Redwood Road. Interment: Redwood Memorial Estates Cemetery.
Son of Charles Snow and Ada Delilah King
Married Janetta Rymer, 1 Apr 1931, Manti, Sanpete, Utah
Married Lida Olga Hansen, 19 April 1952
Married Nichole Sosa Garcia, 3 September 1980, Clark, Nevada
Obituary - Charles Clyde Snow, born in Logan, Utah, May 24, 1911 to Ada D. King and Charles Snow, Sr. He grew up on a dry farm east of Monticello, UT, and attended grade school in a one room country school house. At age 17 he rode a horse to Teasdale attended Wayne High School at Bicknell, Utah, for 2 years. Clyde, as he as known at this time, carried U.S. Mail from Teasdale, Utah, to Grover, Utah, on a Star Route contract. He also worked at saw mills, hauled fence poles, herded sheep and cattle, also worked as Predatory Animal Control for U.S. Government.
Married Janetta Rymer, Manti LDS Temple, 1930. Marriage ended in divorce. Three children were born of this marriage.
In 1952, married Lida Hanson Corder, who had three children by a previous marriage. Marriage ended in divorce. In 1980, married Nichole Garcia. This marriage immediately ended in divorce.
During World War 11, Clyde worked at Hill Field, where the government required him to use the name Charles C. Snow on all papers; this became his official identification. From Hill Field a transfer to Tooele Army Depot. He retired in 1970, after 27 years civil service. Charles C. Snow was a Burns Security Guard for over 10 years.
Funeral Friday, January 3, 1992, 11 a.m., Redwood Memorial Estates Mortuary, 6500 South Redwood Road. Interment: Redwood Memorial Estates Cemetery.
Married Janetta Rymer, 1 Apr 1931, Manti, Sanpete, Utah
Married Lida Olga Hansen, 19 April 1952
Married Nichole Sosa Garcia, 3 September 1980, Clark, Nevada
Obituary - Charles Clyde Snow, born in Logan, Utah, May 24, 1911 to Ada D. King and Charles Snow, Sr. He grew up on a dry farm east of Monticello, UT, and attended grade school in a one room country school house. At age 17 he rode a horse to Teasdale attended Wayne High School at Bicknell, Utah, for 2 years. Clyde, as he as known at this time, carried U.S. Mail from Teasdale, Utah, to Grover, Utah, on a Star Route contract. He also worked at saw mills, hauled fence poles, herded sheep and cattle, also worked as Predatory Animal Control for U.S. Government.
Married Janetta Rymer, Manti LDS Temple, 1930. Marriage ended in divorce. Three children were born of this marriage.
In 1952, married Lida Hanson Corder, who had three children by a previous marriage. Marriage ended in divorce. In 1980, married Nichole Garcia. This marriage immediately ended in divorce.
During World War 11, Clyde worked at Hill Field, where the government required him to use the name Charles C. Snow on all papers; this became his official identification. From Hill Field a transfer to Tooele Army Depot. He retired in 1970, after 27 years civil service. Charles C. Snow was a Burns Security Guard for over 10 years.
Funeral Friday, January 3, 1992, 11 a.m., Redwood Memorial Estates Mortuary, 6500 South Redwood Road. Interment: Redwood Memorial Estates Cemetery.
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