Birth date: May 16, 1939 Death date: Mar 25, 2026
In Loving Memory of Ray “Duke” Snider May 16, 1939 – March 25, 2026 Ray “Duke” Snider, age 86, passed away peacefully on March 25, 2026. Born on May 16, 1939, Duke lived a full and meaningful life defined by service, dedicatio Read Obituary
We are given many gifts. The most precious is our family. The hearts of our work family have been heavy. We lost a kind and caring leader. Thank you Ray for your wonderful personality and your guidance in how to treat others. We will miss you dearly.
Scott, Jo, Joey and Zack - May peace and comfort find you soon, may time heal your heartache and you feel surrounded by love.
A man who loved this family and friends. My condolences to Scott, Jo and boys.
Shelby
A dear friend. My condolences to Scott, Jo and boys.
Shelby
I am so glad we got to spend time with Ray last Spring after my mom passed. He always adored our daughter and was always smiling. I am sad to hear of his passing and sending love to the whole Snider family.
When I was growing up, I always remember the small cardboard calendars that Ray would send to my father each year as a client of his Allstate agency. They were always a staple on our kitchen table. Back then, little did I know that we would someday be working together! For as great of a businessman that Ray was, he was a far better person. He was one of one and they threw away the mold. Rest in peace Ray and please know that you made this world a better place! God bless.
I have only known Duke a few years, but he was a unique and special guy and Joanne and I always looked forward to being able to get together with him and Diane for a diner outing. When we first met, I will always remember that he made me feel like we had known each other and been close friends for a long time. He loved to talk about his boat and all the fishing he had done and was almost apologetic about not being able to take us out on his boat anymore. When I joined a boat club, I was able to take him out for an afternoon on the intercoastal and found myself constantly asking him for pointers to gain some of the knowledge and experience he possessed. We will miss our friend.
