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Eleanor M, Robert, and Raymond Snock, 1953
Eleanor M Snock, My grandmother. i called DEE...
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Eleanor M Snock, My grandmother. i called DEE DEEI Love you Dad, (RAY) and I love and miss you dee dee. Thank you for telling me you are ok after you passed. I miss our Saturday nights while making pancakes and some crazy cartoon i watched And feeling you touch me on my shoulder. It was always very comforting and i miss that!.
Eleanor was a mother to Raymond M. Snock. And Robert M. Snock. She was a loving wife to Robert "BOB" Snock.
Born in now bella vista 3rd and monroe st. Lived on Daily street with her husband and children. While she never wanted to work in the Restaurant field in "Snockey's Oyster and Crab House". She pursued her own. From what I know she worked as a bank teller, and enjoyed that. And moved furniture around a lot! :) I myself do this. I was too young too have that sit down with my father and 3 yr older sister at the time. I remember the coffee table sitting on, and my dad is crying telling what is going on. I did not get it at the time. She protected me for years , I know its crazy you may think but we had visits when i was young. I do miss those times. I love you Dee dee! Until we meet. Lets all have Dinner!
Eleanor was a mother to Raymond M. Snock. And Robert M. Snock. She was a loving wife to Robert "BOB" Snock.
Born in now bella vista 3rd and monroe st. Lived on Daily street with her husband and children. While she never wanted to work in the Restaurant field in "Snockey's Oyster and Crab House". She pursued her own. From what I know she worked as a bank teller, and enjoyed that. And moved furniture around a lot! :) I myself do this. I was too young too have that sit down with my father and 3 yr older sister at the time. I remember the coffee table sitting on, and my dad is crying telling what is going on. I did not get it at the time. She protected me for years , I know its crazy you may think but we had visits when i was young. I do miss those times. I love you Dee dee! Until we meet. Lets all have Dinner!
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Eleanor M. Snock of Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA was born on November 11, 1924, and died at age 63 years old on April 28, 1988.
Eleanor M, Robert, and Raymond Snock, 1953
Eleanor M Snock, My grandmother. i called DEE DEEI Love you Dad, (RAY) and I love and miss you dee dee. Thank you for telling me you are ok after you passed. I miss our Saturday nights while making pancakes and some crazy cartoon i watched And feeling you touch me on my shoulder. It was always very comforting and i miss that!.
Eleanor was a mother to Raymond M. Snock. And Robert M. Snock. She was a loving wife to Robert "BOB" Snock.
Born in now bella vista 3rd and monroe st. Lived on Daily street with her husband and children. While she never wanted to work in the Restaurant field in "Snockey's Oyster and Crab House". She pursued her own. From what I know she worked as a bank teller, and enjoyed that. And moved furniture around a lot! :) I myself do this. I was too young too have that sit down with my father and 3 yr older sister at the time. I remember the coffee table sitting on, and my dad is crying telling what is going on. I did not get it at the time. She protected me for years , I know its crazy you may think but we had visits when i was young. I do miss those times. I love you Dee dee! Until we meet. Lets all have Dinner!
Eleanor was a mother to Raymond M. Snock. And Robert M. Snock. She was a loving wife to Robert "BOB" Snock.
Born in now bella vista 3rd and monroe st. Lived on Daily street with her husband and children. While she never wanted to work in the Restaurant field in "Snockey's Oyster and Crab House". She pursued her own. From what I know she worked as a bank teller, and enjoyed that. And moved furniture around a lot! :) I myself do this. I was too young too have that sit down with my father and 3 yr older sister at the time. I remember the coffee table sitting on, and my dad is crying telling what is going on. I did not get it at the time. She protected me for years , I know its crazy you may think but we had visits when i was young. I do miss those times. I love you Dee dee! Until we meet. Lets all have Dinner!
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Robert Snock was born in 1947. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Robert Snock.
