IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Ronald Stephen

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Snow

Dec 3, 1946 — Jan 25, 2026

Obituary

Ronald Stephen Snow of Tomball, Texas, born December 3, 1946 passed away peacefully on Sunday January 25, 2026.

Ron was born to Joseph and Stella Snow in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, a small town just outside of Philadelphia. Raised with strong Polish roots, he was very proud of his Polish heritage.

Ron was a devoted husband to his beloved wife, Sandy Lee Snow, for 60 years, and his passing came exactly four years to the day after hers. An adventurous pair, they moved their growing family every few years, making homes in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, North Carolina, and Florida. In the early 1980s, they fell in love with Texas and made it their forever home.

Ron began his career as a draftsman, creating architectural drawings for a home builder in Pennsylvania. Blessed with a natural gift for conversation and storytelling, he was soon drawn to the world of sales, where his charm and ability to connect with people provided for a lifetime of sales success building homes up and down the east coast and in Texas.

Driven by his Polish roots, he had a strong sense of family, a huge heart, and he was committed to building a sense of family bonding. In his later years he adored his grandchildren and he created the "mutual admiration society". Dziadek (polish for Grandfather, pronounced in our family as Jajee) was the self-proclaimed president of the society and his grandchildren were honorary members. He used his platform to instill a sense of family pride and love within each of them – he could often be heard proclaiming to his little congregation "the mutual admiration society, all for one and one for all".

He is preceded in death by his beloved wife Sandy Snow, his daughter Nicole Valdez, his brothers Frank and Tommy Snow and his parents Joseph and Stella Snow.

Ron is survived by his dearest sister Dorothy Hurley, his daughter Nadine Carnes and husband Robert, his son Ronny Snow and wife Whitney; his son-in-law Dean Valdez; his grandchildren Tiffany, Amanda, Rusty, Justin, Stephen, Josh, John, Tyler, James, Cameron, Jordan, Logan and Margeaux and great-grandchildren Violet, Koribel, Korbyn, Carson, Waylon, Cooper, Sawyer, Emmalee, Caleb, Hayley, Jennavieve, Hendrix, Charlotte, Claire, and Rowan.

Ron will be missed by his family and friends who loved him dearly.

Funeral Services

Celebration of Life

February
7

Saturday

Klein Memorial Park - Mausoleum

9714 FM 2920, Tomball, TX 77375

Starts at 2:00 pm

Burial

February
7

Saturday

Klein Memorial Park - Spring-Klein

9714 FM 2920, Tomball, TX 77375

Starts at 3:00 pm

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