Birth date: Dec 13, 1946 Death date: Dec 19, 2022
Terry Shultz Snyder, 76, of Wildwood, FL passed away Monday, December 19, 2022. He was born December 13, 1946, in Danville, PA to Harry and Hilda (nee Shultz) Snyder. He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, Harry S Read Obituary
very sad to learn of my friend terry's passing. i met him working in chile with american underwater search and survey. instantly one of my very favorite pals. always a big smile, big laugh and so very smart. he was great company and a super knowledgeable coworker. loved him my condolences to all in his family. chip hardy
Dear Carol and families; So very sorry to see that Terry has passed. I speak for the crew that enjoyed his work back in Chile. We saw his excellent work as we struggled with problems that were above our paygrades. He saved our our faces!
None of us will ever forget the beautiful Thanksgiving dinner that you choreographed at our five-star hotel on the coast of Vina Del Mar! Sincere regards to you you and yours.
Bob Ryder, for the AUSS Chile teams.
Our deepest sympathy to Carol and family in the loss of your beloved Terry. You are in our thoughts and prayers during this very difficult time. Sincerely, Andy and Barbara
So sorry to learn of Terry's passing. He was a great guy and very talented. He worked for me at Klein Associates, Inc. of Salem, NH. He represented the company operating our side scan sonar during the successful search for the Titanic. Here is a sonar photo he gave me of the original find of Titanic.
I am sending love and heart felt thoughts to Carol and girls. We were stationed with them in Guantanamo Bay Cuba and Va. Beach, VA. Had many laughs with them them. They were always caring and we enjoyed each others company. I will miss his wicked sense of humor and hold Carol in my heart. Love Sara
Katherine Dwyer lit a candle in memory of Terry Snyder
We are so sorry to hear of Terry’s passing. Terry was a great neighbor and always friendly, caring and willing to lend a hand if needed. Our deepest sympathy to Carol and the family.
Herb and Colleen
