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In addition to daughter Theda S. Cuellar, his survivors included his second wife, Lan’l Snyder of Baytown; sons, Kyle Snyder of Goliad, Texas, David Smith of Crosby, Texas, and Gregg Smith of Baytown; other daughter, Renae Haskins of Pasadena, Texas; three brothers, Alva John Hammer of Baytown and C.J. Snyder and Michael Snyder of Louisiana; and three sisters, Margaret A. Selzler of Raeford, [[North Carolina]], Judy Marie Snyder Knippers (born ca. 1950) and husband William C. “Buddy” Knippers of Dry Prong in Grant Parish, and Faye Harris, a Louisiana resident.<ref name=chron/>​

In addition to daughter Theda S. Cuellar, his survivors included his second wife, Lan’l Snyder of Baytown; sons, Kyle Snyder of Goliad, Texas, David Smith of Crosby, Texas, and Gregg Smith of Baytown; other daughter, Renae Haskins of Pasadena, Texas; three brothers, Alva John Hammer of Baytown and C.J. Snyder and Michael Snyder of Louisiana; and three sisters, Margaret A. Selzler of Raeford, [[North Carolina]], Judy Marie Snyder Knippers (born ca. 1950) and husband William C. “Buddy” Knippers of Dry Prong in Grant Parish, and Faye Harris, a Louisiana resident.<ref name=chron/>​

 

Services were held on May 15 at the First Baptist Church in Galena Park. Interment was at San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery near Baytown.<ref name=chron/>​

Services were held on May 15 at the First Baptist Church in Galena Park. Interment was at San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery near Baytown.<ref name=chron/>​

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