His brothers and sisters were Gracie Dee Snow, Annie Ruth Snow, Jewell Snow (died in childhood), Almeria Beatrice Snow, Loureese Bernice Snow, Thomas Doyle Snow, Samuel M Snow, William M Snow, Frankie Mae Snow.
He joined the CCCs as a teenager, and then went into the Army where he served in WWII in Germany and Austria. Bert loved "learning" just about anything.
Bert's first marriage was to Margie Hogue in 1949. Bert and Margie had 3 daughters. He loved his family (both close family and distant relatives). He adored his wife, Virginia Seals Lubojaski, and her daughters. He loved investigating his family history (genealogy). He loved building things, his dogs, travel and East Texas.
Bert retired from LTV in Grand Prairie, Texas and moved with his wife, Virginia, to the country near Lindale, Texas where they lived happily until his health declined. They then moved to Dallas for a couple years and that is where he passed away at age 85. Burial was at Paron Church and Cemetery near Hawkins.
His brothers and sisters were Gracie Dee Snow, Annie Ruth Snow, Jewell Snow (died in childhood), Almeria Beatrice Snow, Loureese Bernice Snow, Thomas Doyle Snow, Samuel M Snow, William M Snow, Frankie Mae Snow.
He joined the CCCs as a teenager, and then went into the Army where he served in WWII in Germany and Austria. Bert loved "learning" just about anything.
Bert's first marriage was to Margie Hogue in 1949. Bert and Margie had 3 daughters. He loved his family (both close family and distant relatives). He adored his wife, Virginia Seals Lubojaski, and her daughters. He loved investigating his family history (genealogy). He loved building things, his dogs, travel and East Texas.
Bert retired from LTV in Grand Prairie, Texas and moved with his wife, Virginia, to the country near Lindale, Texas where they lived happily until his health declined. They then moved to Dallas for a couple years and that is where he passed away at age 85. Burial was at Paron Church and Cemetery near Hawkins.
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