Deborah Kay Snyder
May 25, 1952 – February 7, 2019
God recalled an angel when Deborah Kay (Scoville) Snyder passed away on Thursday, February 7, 2019. Debbie was born on May 25, 1952 in Meade, Kansas to John and Jean (Liston) Scoville, who predeceased her. She is survived by her sister, Nancy (Scoville) Feldmann and brother-in-law John; nieces and nephews,
Audrey Eusey, (with 3 grandnieces and grandnephews), Brad Feldmann, and Clayton Feldmann; many cousins across the country and many dear friends from work and the Omaha area.
Debbie lived in two small towns in Texas but grew up primarily in Lyons, Kansas where she was involved in her church’s Youth Group and Rainbow Girls. She earned a teaching degree from Emporia State University and taught elementary grades in north central Kansas and south central Nebraska. In the late ‘70s she moved to Omaha and proudly worked at Nebraska Furniture Mart and spent nearly 18 years at the Raddison Hotel Group, where she loved working.
While bowling in an NFM league she met Robert G. Snyder and they were married in 1984. Deb and Bob loved to travel and dote on their nieces and nephews. Bob predeceased her in 2015.
Deb loved teaching children. She enjoyed football especially the Cornhuskers, spotting wildlife while traveling, cat and dogs—most important, her beloved Morkie Sophie Marie.
And while challenged with medical conditions her entire life, she never gave up or complained. Special love and thanks to cousins Lori Kuhlmann and Lisa and Mike McCarty; dear friends, John and Laverda Bascom and Steve and Lu Woodrich for their love and support.
The family will receive friends on Monday, February 11th, from 6pm to 8pm at the West Center Chapel. FUNERAL: Tuesday, February 12th, at 11am at the West Center Chapel. Debbie
suggested memorial donations to the Epilepsy Foundation of America, the American Cancer Society, or an animal rescue shelter of your choice.
12 Comments
I am glad that I had a chance to work with Deb a very sweet and kind co worker may you rest in peace Heaven Gained another angel Love your co worker Rochelle Alston
I’ve had the pleasure of working with Deb for the past several years. She had the kindest eyes and was almost always smiling. Our quick breakroom chats always left me with joy in my heart. You will be missed, Deb. You were a truly beautiful human being.
My thoughts and prayers are with her family, I would always see Deb in the break room when we we were just starting work,. She always had something nice to say. i will miss seeing Deb here at work .
Althought I didn’t know her too well, Deb always had a big smile and kind word to say. Thoughts and prayers go out to the family.
Deb was a dear friend and coworker at Radisson. She was always kind and smiling. I will miss that. RIP Deb.
I am praying for the family to have peace and get through this hard time, God Bless
I also worked with Deb, what a sweet sweet lady. Deb and my Mom both had Laverda as a beautition. She will be greatly missed. Condolences also sent from my mom Gert..
Sending my deepest Condolences to the family of Deb. She was a co-worker of my mom and will be missed alot!!
Deb was my coworker and a great help to me on the job. She would talk during breaks and lunch about many subjects of interest. We miss her a lot.
I had the pleasure of working with Deb for many years at Radisson. We miss her, and I offer prayers of peace for you as you celebrate her life. Many blessings to you.
So sorry to hear of Debbie’s passing, Nancy. Will keep you in my prayers for the coming days.
Nancy,
I’m so sorry for your loss. I have such fond memories of having your family as neighbors in Lyons and our parents (especially our moms) being such good friends:) Debbie was truly an amazing and inspirational person. Love and Peace to you and your family! Sharon Wurm Stenholm
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