Obituary for Amy L. Snapp
Amy L. Snapp, 50, of Quincy, passed away Sunday, May 10, 2020 at home surrounded by her family.
A private graveside service will be held at Lakeview Cemetery in Quincy. A memorial service for Amy will be held at a later date.
Amy was born January 12, 1970 in Coldwater to William Harrison and Nancy Lou (Crapo) Swallow. She graduated from Spring Arbor College with a Bachelor’s Degree in Family Life Education. On May 1, 1992 she married Glenn Snapp, who survives her. Amy and Glenn were members of Lockwood Community Church. Amy’s passion was for children and she had a true calling for their care and education. She served as a Reading Specialist for Pansophia Academy, a daycare director, and the Children’s Ministry Director at Lockwood Church for eight years. She enjoyed scrapbooking, entertaining, and gaming with her friends. She was a caretaker by nature, empathetic with a helpful and adventuresome heart, and will be missed by many. She eagerly anticipated her next great adventure by Jesus’ side.
In addition to her husband Glenn, she is survived by her mother Nancy Swallow of Quincy; her children Kathryn (Zack) Kiehnau of Seward, Alaska, Gabriel Snapp, and Rachel Snapp, both of Quincy; her siblings Cindy (Ray) Conley of Quincy, Susan (Brent) Clock of Coldwater, Diane Swallow of Quincy, Eileen (Derek) Schroeder of Dunedin, Florida, Bill (Barb) Swallow of Quincy; two grandchildren, Lucian and Octavia Kiehnau; and her large, loving, extended family.
She was preceded in death by her father Bill, one infant sister Kathy Swallow, and one grandchild Christina Kiehnau.
Memorial contributions are suggested to ProMedica Hospice and blood donations to the American Red Cross.
Funeral arrangements are entrusted to Dutcher Funeral Home in Coldwater.
A private graveside service will be held at Lakeview Cemetery in Quincy. A memorial service for Amy will be held at a later date.
Amy was born January 12, 1970 in Coldwater to William Harrison and Nancy Lou (Crapo) Swallow. She graduated from Spring Arbor College with a Bachelor’s Degree in Family Life Education. On May 1, 1992 she married Glenn Snapp, who survives her. Amy and Glenn were members of Lockwood Community Church. Amy’s passion was for children and she had a true calling for their care and education. She served as a Reading Specialist for Pansophia Academy, a daycare director, and the Children’s Ministry Director at Lockwood Church for eight years. She enjoyed scrapbooking, entertaining, and gaming with her friends. She was a caretaker by nature, empathetic with a helpful and adventuresome heart, and will be missed by many. She eagerly anticipated her next great adventure by Jesus’ side.
In addition to her husband Glenn, she is survived by her mother Nancy Swallow of Quincy; her children Kathryn (Zack) Kiehnau of Seward, Alaska, Gabriel Snapp, and Rachel Snapp, both of Quincy; her siblings Cindy (Ray) Conley of Quincy, Susan (Brent) Clock of Coldwater, Diane Swallow of Quincy, Eileen (Derek) Schroeder of Dunedin, Florida, Bill (Barb) Swallow of Quincy; two grandchildren, Lucian and Octavia Kiehnau; and her large, loving, extended family.
She was preceded in death by her father Bill, one infant sister Kathy Swallow, and one grandchild Christina Kiehnau.
Memorial contributions are suggested to ProMedica Hospice and blood donations to the American Red Cross.
Funeral arrangements are entrusted to Dutcher Funeral Home in Coldwater.