Rosalyn Snider

Funeral Information

Relatives and friends meet with Rosalyn's family on Friday, October 6 from 4:00 to 7:00 P.M. at the Beeler-Gores Funeral Home. Her funeral service will be held on Saturday, October 7 at 11:00 A.M. at the Middleville United Methodist Church with Pastor Tony Shumaker officiating. Burial will take place at Fort Custer National Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to Barry County United Way or the Middleville United Methodist Church Food Pantry.Rosalyn L. Snider embodied the essence of a life well-lived, connecting her personal passions with a commitment to the wellbeing of her community. Her radiant spirit will continue to shine in the lives of those she touched, reflecting her incredible legacy of love, kindness, and generosity.

Family of the Deceased

Rosalyn is also survived by her siblings, Gaye Susan Gintner and Brent (Jane) Schweitzer, and a host of nieces, nephews, extended family, and friends who will all remember her fondly. She now joins her parents, Arnold and Louise (Myers) Schweitzer; brothers-in-law, Raymond Gintner and Darwin Snider; and nephews, Michael Snider and Matt Gaeth, where she will continue to watch over her loved ones.

Biography

Rosalyn L. Snider, affectionately known by many as a pillar of kindness and generosity, passed away on October 3, 2023, in Middleville, MI. Born on May 20, 1953, in Bad Axe, MI, she was a shining beacon of love, dedication, and service to those who shared her journey. For more than half a century, Rosalyn shared her life with her high school sweetheart and loving husband, Kerry Snider. Their love story was one of commitment and mutual support, inspiring their children, Luann (Robert) Schnur and Amy (John) Huyck, and their granddaughter, Camilyn and grandson Bronson, to carry on the tradition of squeezing every ounce of love and joy out of life.A proud graduate of Lakers High School of Elkton Pigeon Bay Port, Rosalyn's entrepreneurial spirit led her to owning a successful business for over 30 years. Her work ethic and commitment to her community gave her a reputation as a woman of substance and credibility. Even in her personal life, she harnessed the same zeal, putting family and service at the heart of all she did. Involvement in community activities was a large part of Rosalyn's life. She was a dedicated volunteer for Barry County United Way and the United Methodist Food Bank, consistently putting the needs of others before her own. Her love for social gatherings found an outlet in the Red Hat Society, where she cultivated friendships that lasted a lifetime. Rosalyn's fascination with history led her to become an active member of the 3rd Michigan reenactment group, where she brought to life the stories and lessons of the past. Her passion for vehicles was evident, as she spent her leisure time as a proud member of the West Michigan Mustang Club. Her interests also included gardening, which she approached with the same meticulous care she gave to everything else in her life. Rosalyn’s love for swimming could only be rivaled by her love for travel. She would often seek new destinations, finding joy in experiencing different cultures and landscapes. Yet, Rosalyn's most cherished moments were undoubtedly those she spent visiting with friends and family - since for her, kinship and friendship were two sides of the same coin. Reflecting on Rosalyn's life, the words "loving", "kind", and "generous" resonate most strongly. She cultivated a life rooted in compassion, reaching out to those in need with an open hand and a warm heart. She will forever be remembered as a loving figure who was eager to share her warmth with the world.

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