Contributions to the tribute of Mrs. Roberta Pauline Snow

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Michael Baker posted a condolence

Sunday, November 17, 2024

I first met Roberta Snow back in 1973. As principal of St. Ignatius of Loyola Catholic School I had the good fortune to have Roberta on the first school staff.. The school opened in September 1973 & Roberta was the kindergarten teacher. Roberta was a very good teacher. Roberta was more than a very good teacher, she was a great believer in team work, in providing service to the community, in loving your neighbour, in treating people with kindness, respect & good will. Roberta's valuable contributions helped make St. Ignatius a good community school, a happy school ... a place where people came to live & learn & do so in a safe & healthy environment. Roberta went out of her way to share her happiness, talents & knowledge with her students & parents & her school staff partners. Her positive attitude, problem solving skills & enthusiasm were always on display. I learned a lot working with Roberta. I benefitted a great deal having her as a member of Team Loyola.. If St. Ignatius of Loyola had a Hall of Fame, Roberta Snow would join the ranks of people like Marjorie O"Dwyer & Joyce Loshusan as members. Roberta Snow was a gift that kept on giving. Roberta, thanks for the memories..

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Stephanie Herchak posted a condolence

Sunday, November 17, 2024

Mrs. Snow you meant so much to me and I believe it or not. I think about you a lot. You're one of the best teachers I ever had. May you rest in peace your memory will not be forgotten… Condolences to your family you are such a wonderful lady, and I am honoured to have had you as my teacher.

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Saturday, November 16, 2024

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Chris Loshusan posted a symbolic gesture

Tuesday, November 12, 2024

Mrs. Snow was my kindergarten teacher. I will always remember her as someone that always had a smile on her face, happiness and excitement in her voice and love and caring in her heart. She saw me through my first two years of school and soon after my mom and her became good friends, in fact she was my mom's best friend. Even though our families grew up and started to go their own ways, they remained close. When Mrs. Snow would come over just to chat with mom, she didn't seem to have changed one bit. She still greeted me with a smile and a hug and talked to me with a certain happiness, a bounce in her voice, that made it seem that she didn't have a care in the world--that nothing bothered her. Her focus was always on putting the concerns of others before hers. Mom loved the phone calls from Mrs. Snow over the years, hearing about her family, Patrick and Nancy, and just catching up. You don't get to know someone like Mrs. Snow for 30 years without he having an impact on your life. Mrs. Snow, Roberta, you will be missed. Condolences from me and my family go out to her family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. As it is often said, she may be gone from our sight but never from our hearts. May she rest in peace.

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Gloria Remedios posted a condolence

Thursday, November 7, 2024

Remembering Roberta as a dear colleague and friend,who was always cheerful and upbeat. She was a caring Kindergarten educator, who made school fun for my daughter. My sympathy and condolences go to Roberta’s family, especially her daughter Nancy and her son Patrick who will miss her dearly. May Roberta’s soul rest in the peace and joy of her Heavenly Father. Gloria Remedios