Our beloved mother and grandmother, Lorna Mae Snoddy, went home to be with the Lord on Monday, April 6, 2015, in Glendale. A graveside service was held April 14 at the Holbrook Cemetery.
She was born in Port Angeles, Wash., on Aug. 17, 1946, to Allen and Lorna (Rogers) Waldron.
Not only was she the best mother and Nanna, she was also the best confidant and friend to her children and grandchildren. You could tell her anything and she would respond in love to you, and she would pray with you and help in any way she could.
She didn’t just say she was a Christian, as she truly loved God and served Him to the best of her ability. She taught each of her children the love of God.
She used to cook stews and take them along with blankets to feed the homeless here in Holbrook back in the late 1990s and early 2000s. She hated to see anyone suffer. Our mother was a quiet person, but she loved people and she truly loved her family.
She leaves behind her grieving family, including sons Simeon Snoddy and Wayne Snoddy Jr., and daughters Lorri (Kevin) Turner, Farrel Snoddy and Sarah (Travis) Fountain; as well as her grandchildren, Stephanie, Jessica, Anthony, Matthew, Philip, Lorna Mae, Saracah, Travis Jr., Nicholas and Elizabeth; and several great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Wayne Marquise Snoddy Sr.; her son, Kevin Allen Snoddy; and her parents, Allen and Lorna Waldron. We all love you, Mama, and say see you soon, and God be with you and keep you safe.
Owens Livingston Mortuary of Holbrook was in charge of the arrangements.
