Eckley Burton Snow

Birth date: Aug 6, 1921 Death date: Jun 8, 2009

Eckley Burton Snow was born August 6, 1921 to Dr. Paul Snow and Bess Box Snow in Rockwall, Texas. He was born again February 9, 2009, accepting Jesus Christ as Lord. He went home to be with the Lord on June 8, 2009. His family and Read Obituary

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C.J. Snow

850w ago

Eck was my Great Uncle, my grandfather's brother. I'll always remember Eck's smile on the few occasions we saw him growing up. Lucky for me, when I was in Dallas a couple of years ago I got to spend the entire day with him. Still sporting that same smile and kind nature Eck took me on a tour of the old Snow homestead, the old family Ford Dealership and we went to see great grandpa and great grandma where they are buried. Spending time with him on this day and the enjoyable lunch we had, it was nice to hear the stories he had to tell about a side of the family I didn't know well. I'll miss your smile, Eck. But I'll never forget it.

Mary Beth (Snow) Mullen

853w ago

Dear Uncle Eck, You were always our favorite Uncle! All of us five Snow kids felt that way, we loved you and will miss you terribly. Knowing that you will join the rest of the family and finally get to see your big brother Paul (our Father), gives us some quiet peace. Mother will miss your regular Sunday night phone calls though. God Bless you Uncle Eck and good bye.

Hal Adams

853w ago

I knew Eckley when he was working for Placid Oil in downtown Dallas. Eckley had moved to an apartment downtown after his mother had died and often visited some of the hotels in downtown. Eckley occasionally would invite some of the young ladies that worked at Placid and would take them out to eat and then go dancing. However, on one occasion he was visiting the Anatole hotel and met a couple about his age and sruck up a conversation with them. As it worked out one of them had a cousin from Chicago whose husband had died and wanted to set Eckley up with her when she came to Dallas for a visit. Eckley was telling me this story in my office one day and I said to Eckley "I sense that you don't want to go out with this lady" "I don't want to go out with her" Eckley explained "She is old enough to be my wife" A kinder, gentler man I have never met. We all share in your loss I will always carry memories of Eckley with me.

Patsy Kincaid

853w ago

I was lucky to have Mr. Snow as a next-apartment neighbor for the past 13 years. He always greeted me with a big friendly smile and a pleasant word. While walking at North Park, we often chanced to meet. Occasionally, I would see him eating lunch at the Corner Bakery there and would join him. We laughed that we saw each other more at North Park than we did at home. He was beloved by all who knew him and miss him.

Joanie Scott (Mcbeath)

853w ago

I will miss my dear friend Eckley B. I am so glad that I got to visit with him last Friday and kiss his head one more time (even if he still doesn't have proper hair) My thoughts and prayers are with you, Mark and Gay, thank you for being with him and loving him till the end. The world has lost a truly beautiful man! God Bless You Eckley B. Till we meet again! Joanie (McBeath) Scott

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