Blocked

                   Buried next to his wife Janice.

Uncle Clark's address:  1625 Blue Peak Drive
                                        Tooele, Utah
                                        435-882-3669

Blessed 15 April 1929 by C.H. Garrett - on paper found in Pearl Blackett's papers at her death.

Salt Lake Tribune - Posted by tatemortuary on 24 February 2011
Clark B. Snow
Father, Grandfather, and Great Grandfather went home in true cowboy style to join his loved ones.  Clark B. Snow of Tooele, Utah, age 81 was born 4 March 1929 in Nephi, Utah to Don Carlos Snow and Pearl Blackett.  Clark B. Snow passed away 24 February 2011 after shortly being diagnosed with terminal cancer.  Clark B. Snow was the oldest of his parents' four children.  His siblings are a sister, Colleen Balllow, brother Don Lamer Snow and brother Robert Darrell Snow all preceded him in death.

Clark B. Snow was married to Beverly Larson in 1958, which brought him twin daughters, his oldest Rose Anne Snow, of Kearns, Utah who brough much joy to his life.  Dad loved spending time with Rose.  Sue Anne Rood and husband (Steven) of Magma, Utah.  Sue Anne is the mother of  Richard James Riddle (Jennifer), Gayle Anne Dias (Daniel), Shilo Rose Lloyd (Steve), Chauncey James Riddle, Tyrone Joshua Riddle, and Taneon Steven Rood.  Step-grandsons (Tyler, Derek, Trevor, and Dylan Rood).  Sue Anne loved the special talks she had with her father.  Dad tried to teach his children about everything he could think of always having a firm belief in what he thought was right.

Clark B. Snow divorced and married Janice Audrey Rollins in May 11, 1959.  Janice was a widow and a mother of four young children.  Dad was given much love from stepson Dee Rollins and his wife Barbara of Lake Point, Utah.  Thank you both so much.  Clark and Janice were blessed with two children together; Carla Bosma, husband (Tom) of Tooele, Utah.  Dad always said that Tome is a good man.  They are parents of Melinda Cederlof (Trevor) and a daughter Brandy Bosma.  Clark B. Snow's son, Clark B. Snow Jr. of Tooele, Utah.  Dad loved having a son to teach all his cowboy skills to and Clark, Jr. was indeed talent in rodeo riding, dad was proud of his hunting skills.
Clark B. Snow is also preceded in death by two grandchildren, Tyrone Joshua Riddle and Brandy Bosma, and his wife, Janice.  We know he is having a great reunion with them all now.

Clark B. Snow spent the early part of his life living in Nephi, Utah.  At age 12, he left home to carve a path for his own life.  Clark spent much of his young life working on ranches taking care of horses, cattle, sheep, and every farm animal.  Dad was a professional rodeo clown as well has an excellent horseman.  Dad loved horses so much he had a funeral for his beloved horse.  Many of his favorite pets could be found in his wallet.  Clark retired from kennecott Copper has a journeyman welder.  Dad also retired from working on the Wine Cup Ranch where he did every kind of ranch work.

Clark, our beloved father, loved life and all the beauty of the earth.  Dad will be truly missed for his fun way of making us all laugh at life.  Dad was a wonderful grandfather that always wanted to give advice to his grandchildren.  His advice will be forever on our hearts and minds as we travel lives journey.  Great grandchildren are (Johanna, Sylvia, Henry, Gwendylan Riddle), (Rubio, Isabel, Samantha, Fabio Dias) (Westonh, Wyatt Lloyd) (Breckyn, Alcayia Cederlof).  Special thanks to the hospice workers R.N. Kent, CNA Brian, whom our father loved the care they gave.

There will be a graveside services held at Vine Bluff Cemetery in Nephi, Utah, March 1st at 12:00 PM.  Dad would love to tell you all too please get your medical checkups and if you don't think your doctor is checking you well to please get a 2nd and 3rd check at a different Dr. Office.  Dad was sad his cancer was diagnosed too late for him to put up a better cowboy fight.