Larry James Snowdy

March 4th, 2018

Larry James Snowdy passed away on Sunday, March 4, 2018.  He leaves behind his wife and best friend Heather; sons Alan (Steph) and Paul; daughter Carolyn (Scott) and the apples of his eye Emily, Georgia, and Ryan, Carolyn and Scott’s children.  Larry was a brother to Jean Carlson and Joyce (Garry) West.  He was also an uncle to several nieces and nephews but special Uncle Larry to Anita Carlson and son Tristan and Shelly Okabe and daughter Jordan.  Larry spent most of his working life as an electrician at the Regina General Hospital and he held the relationship to his co-workers close.

 Larry was born in Weyburn, Saskatchewan to parents Bill and Elizabeth Snowdy.  Although he and Heather travelled the country and to many other countries, he was a prairie boy to the core and said mountains just got in the way of the view.  He loved the Qu’Appelle Valley and his true home was the cottage at Katepwa where he stayed from early spring until freeze up.  He enjoyed golf but more than the game he enjoyed the time spent with fellow golfers.

 Larry was a life-long Rider fan and faithful follower of the Raptors and Blue Jays.  He was fussy about and proud of the lawn and gardens at the lake; a scotch or cold beer on the deck surveying these was peace to him.

 Larry never hesitated to tackle a problem or lend a hand.  He was always ready to see the best in a person and he loved his family and friends.  He recently told Heather he had no regrets about his life and when he learned about his cancer he said “Well it is what it is, we’ll deal with it.”

 We will gather to share stories and remember Larry on Wednesday, March 14, 2018 at Tony Roma's Restaurant, 4450 Albert Street, Regina, SK from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm.

 In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Soul’s Harbour Mission. 

Messages:

Heather....I was so saddened to hear of Larry's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Shirley Wolfe

Very sorry Heather and family. You have our prayers and our deepest sympathy.

Heather & Family, Please accept our deepest and most heartfelt condolences at this most challenging time. Rob has very found memories of growing up with Larry and talks highly of him and will always cherish the times he was fortunate enough to share with him. Katepwa cabin life will never be the same. Wishing you Peace to bring comfort, courage to face the days ahead and loving memories to forever hold in your Heart. Thinking of you Rob & Marquise Thinking of you during this difficult time.

Heather, Alan, Carolyn and Paul: Larry was a good friend of mine for nearly 50 years; a man of intelligence, principles, good nature, practicality and a helping hand. All who knew him will miss him dearly. So sorry, Bubs

The thoughts of all of us at Coutts Courier are with your family at this time. Although I didn't know Larry personally, I see that we were fellow cottage owners at Katepwa, and after seeing his photo I now know we crossed paths at the golf club. I'm sorry I didn't get to know him.

Heather, I am so sorry about Larry. Thinking of you and your family and sending you a hug. God Bless

Myself and a bunch of other guys chummed around with Larry way back in the Central Colliegiate days. He was a great guy and good friend. I send my condolences to his family on his passing

Heather and family, We are so very sorry to hear of Larry’s passing! We send our condolences to you and will be thinking of you, especially on March 14th. Wish I could be there to give you a big hug Heather. With our sympathy, Deb and Dean

Heather and Family. So very sorry to hear of Larry's passing. Thinking of you. Patti & Len Arguin

Heather and Family So sorry to hear about Larry's passing. We knew Larry for 30 years or so from Katepwa Lake. He was a Great neighbor and friend. He was always their to lend a helping hand. Rodney and Larry would enjoy a cool one talking over weather, politics or asking about farming. Our hearts go to you Heather and family at this time Rodney & Marilyn Cole and family

I was very sad to hear about Larry. My fondest memories of him are his big smile, especially when golfing. I always looked forward to the golf tournaments he used to host. I never worked with Larry, although I was hired shortly after. He would pop in and visit every once in a while, and it always brightened my day when he did. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.p

So sorry to learn about Larry's passing. Thinking about you all Diane, Doug, Cooper & Joshua Sinclair

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