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==Birth== | ==Birth== | ||
| − | James C. Snyder was born December 10,1910. The son of [[George H. Snyder B-1868 | + | James C. Snyder was born December 10,1910. The son of [[George H. Snyder]] B-1868 and [[Viola S. Barlow]] |
==Education== | ==Education== | ||
James was educated in the Westerlo school system | James was educated in the Westerlo school system | ||
==Occupation== | ==Occupation== | ||
| − | Jim worked as a bus driver and mechanic for the Berne-Knox-Westerlo school system for 31 years. He also | + | Jim worked as a bus driver and mechanic for the Berne-Knox-Westerlo school system for 31 years. He also served as Berne supervisor for 17 years. |
==Marriage & Children== | ==Marriage & Children== | ||
| − | [[James C. Snyder B-Dec. 10,1910 D-June 25,1992 | + | [[James C. Snyder]] B-Dec. 10,1910 D-June 25,1992 married [[Ethel Mae Adams]] B-April 19,1913 D-July 8,1912 Their union produced two children [[James H. Snyder]] B-Nov. 30,1929 D-Feb. 5,1983and [[Mitchell Snyder]] B-Jan. 3,1948 |
==Death== | ==Death== | ||
James C. Snyder passed away on June 25,1992 and is buried in the Woodlawn Cemetery, Berne. | James C. Snyder passed away on June 25,1992 and is buried in the Woodlawn Cemetery, Berne. | ||
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Image:Jim 2.jpg|<center>At Niagara Falls, photo courtesy of Jane and Mitchell Snyder</center> | Image:Jim 2.jpg|<center>At Niagara Falls, photo courtesy of Jane and Mitchell Snyder</center> | ||
Image:Jim 3.jpg|<center>Jim at Sacandaga Lake, photo courtesy of Jane and Mitchell Snyder</center> | Image:Jim 3.jpg|<center>Jim at Sacandaga Lake, photo courtesy of Jane and Mitchell Snyder</center> | ||
| − | Image: | + | Image:Jim 4.jpg|<center>Jim with Charlie Sax during his flying years,photo courtesy of Jane and Mitchell Snyder</center> |
| − | Image: | + | Image:Jim 5.jpg|<center>Jim being toasted by Alan Zuk at a retirement party, photo courtesy of Jane and Mitchell Snyder</center> |
| − | Image: | + | Image:Jim 6.jpg|<center>50th Wedding Anniversary, photo courtesy of Jane and Mitchell Snyder</center> |
| − | Image: | + | Image:Jim 7.jpg|<center>Jim and Ethel at Mike and Vickies Wedding,photo courtesy of Jane and Mitchell Snyder</center> |
| − | Image: | + | Image:Jim 8.jpg|<center>returning fro Mississippi, photo courtesy of Jane and Mitchell Snyder</center> |
| − | Image: | + | Image:Jim 9.jpg|<center>Obituary as it appeared in the Altamont Enterprise.courtesy of Jane and Mitchell Snyder</center> |
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Latest revision as of 21:18, 19 December 2013
Birth
James C. Snyder was born December 10,1910. The son of George H. Snyder B-1868 and Viola S. Barlow
Education
James was educated in the Westerlo school system
Occupation
Jim worked as a bus driver and mechanic for the Berne-Knox-Westerlo school system for 31 years. He also served as Berne supervisor for 17 years.
Marriage & Children
James C. Snyder B-Dec. 10,1910 D-June 25,1992 married Ethel Mae Adams B-April 19,1913 D-July 8,1912 Their union produced two children James H. Snyder B-Nov. 30,1929 D-Feb. 5,1983and Mitchell Snyder B-Jan. 3,1948
Death
James C. Snyder passed away on June 25,1992 and is buried in the Woodlawn Cemetery, Berne.
Additional Media
At Niagara Falls, photo courtesy of Jane and Mitchell Snyder 
Jim at Sacandaga Lake, photo courtesy of Jane and Mitchell Snyder 
Jim with Charlie Sax during his flying years,photo courtesy of Jane and Mitchell Snyder 
Jim being toasted by Alan Zuk at a retirement party, photo courtesy of Jane and Mitchell Snyder 
50th Wedding Anniversary, photo courtesy of Jane and Mitchell Snyder 
Jim and Ethel at Mike and Vickies Wedding,photo courtesy of Jane and Mitchell Snyder 
returning fro Mississippi, photo courtesy of Jane and Mitchell Snyder 
Obituary as it appeared in the Altamont Enterprise.courtesy of Jane and Mitchell Snyder
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