 Mark R. Snyder, 56, of Newville, died Friday, January 30,
2015, at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, MD. He was born November 28, 1958, in Gettysburg, a son of
the late Russell P. and Dorothy May (Floyd) Snyder. He was
a 1976 graduate of Gettysburg High School and in 1980 received a Bachelor’s degree in Cartography from Clarion University.
Mark was the Chief Sales Consultant with Universal Door and Specialties, Carlisle. He was a member
of Carlisle United Methodist Church and played guitar with the church’s Praise Band. Fishing and
playing guitar were two of Mark’s passions and through the years Mark had played with many local bands that included:
Terrapin Station, The Regulars, Charlie & Company and Remix. He is survived by his devoted wife of 26 years, Gina L. (Rummel) Snyder, two daughters; Megan L. (and her husband, Nick)
Wardle of Carlisle and Kayla M. Snyder of Newville, two brothers; Robert Dean and Scott Snyder, one sister, Dorothy Lisle
and several nieces and nephews.
A Celebration of
Life service will be held on Friday, February 6, 2015, at 2:00 pm, at the Carlisle United Methodist Church, 45 W. South
Str., Carlisle, with Rev. Jim VanZandt and Rev. Mira Hewlett officiating. A time of visitation and fellowship
will follow the service at the church. The family requests casual attire. Ewing Brothers Funeral Home assisted
the family with the arrangements. The family kindly request no flowers. Memorial contributions
may be made to Carlisle United Methodist Church.
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So sorry to hear of this. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family at this time and in the weeks
to come.
Marlin & Mary Peffer
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To Gina and family our
thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. So sorry for your loss.
Ed & Cindy Turcic
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Gina and family - Our deepest sympathy to you. I will always remember Mark as
being one of my "sound technicians" when I was the Wedding Coordinator at First Church. May God be with you.
Shirley & Edd Nickle
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Prayers and condolences
to Mark's family. I went to school with Mark and he was always a nice and gentle guy.
Audrey Shryock
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Gina, Megan, Nick and Kayla,
We are so sorry for your loss. We knew Mark
as a great husband, father and father-in-law. Many memorable times were had with Mark and your family! We will miss him
but know that he will always be with us.
John and Lori Wardle and Family
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GINA & FAMILY. SO SORRY TO HEAR OF YOUR LOSS . OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU
. IT WAS A PLEASURE HAVING MARK AS A MEMBER OF THE CHARLIE COMPANY BAND. WE HAD FUN!!!
FRAN & CHARLIE
MARTIN
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"I didn't know
you played bass guitar." These were Mark's words to me one Sunday. And the truth is I didn't..."Do you?"
I asked. He said, "A little." well I found out he played more than a little. And with this began a wonderful relationship.
I give thanks for the opportunity to have been his former pastor and friend. May the family be blessed and comforted.
John Shellenberger
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Sorry to hear about. Just wanted to share condolences. I met Mark as a freshman at Clarion
in '79. Absolutely wonderful person. True friend, always happy times with Mark around. He helped adjust and helped me
grow as person. While I didn't stay in touch, he remained in my memories.
Joseph Giulianelli
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We will always remember his gift of music and friendship.
We are all blessed to be able to have shared his time with us.
Lynn & Rita Brookens
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