Birmingham, AL, October 2, 2025
News Summary
Helen Snow, a beloved community volunteer from Birmingham, has passed away at 92. Known for her extensive involvement in local organizations, including schools and the arts, her contributions greatly impacted the community. A funeral service will be held at Trinity United Methodist Church, honoring her life and dedication. Snow is survived by her two sons, grandchildren, and extended family, leaving behind a lasting legacy of service and commitment to her community.
Birmingham, AL – Helen Snow, a respected community volunteer from Birmingham, passed away at the age of 92. Her contributions to various local organizations have left a significant impact on the community.
Snow was well-known for her extensive volunteer work, which included active roles in the Homewood City School PTA, the Vestavia Hills Art Association, and Trinity United Methodist Church. She also served as a Den Mother for Cub Scout Pack 397 and worked as a docent at the Birmingham Museum of Art. One of her notable achievements was leading the Primrose Place 4th of July parades, for which she received an award from the Valley Forge Freedom Foundation.
In addition to her contributions to community service, Helen Snow was predeceased by her husband, Hubert Anderson Snow, Jr., and her sisters, Thelma Pritchett and Carolyn DeShazo. She is survived by her two sons, Dean Snow (married to Elaine) and Gary Snow (married to Kim), both residing in Homewood. Snow’s family also includes several grandchildren and great-grandchildren; her grandchildren are Ian Snow (married to Elaine) of Dallas, Andrew Snow (married to Madelyn) of Colorado Springs, Hubert Snow III of Atlanta, and Ashley and Regan Snow, both of Homewood. Her great-grandchildren include Hudson and Evelyn Snow of Colorado Springs. Helen also leaves behind numerous nieces, nephews, grandnieces, and grandnephews.
Among her surviving siblings are her sister, Catherine Cofield of Atlanta, her brother, Robert Hassler (married to Pat) of Foley, Alabama, and her brother-in-law, Mike DeShazo of Birmingham.
A visitation and funeral service will be held on January 3rd at Trinity United Methodist Church. The visitation will begin at 10:00 AM, followed by the funeral at 11:00 AM. Burial will take place at Elmwood Cemetery. The service will be officiated by Reverends Reid Crotty and Dr. Andrew Wolfe.
In lieu of flowers, Helen Snow’s family requests that memorial donations be made to Trinity United Methodist Church and The Birmingham Museum of Art, reflecting her enduring commitment to her community and the arts.
FAQ
What community organizations was Helen Snow involved in?
Helen Snow was active in various community organizations including the Homewood City School PTA, Vestavia Hills Art Association, Trinity United Methodist Church, as well as serving as a Den Mother for Cub Scout Pack 397 and working as a docent at the Birmingham Museum of Art.
When is Helen Snow’s funeral scheduled?
Helen Snow’s visitation and funeral are scheduled for January 3rd at Trinity United Methodist Church, with visitation starting at 10:00 AM and the funeral at 11:00 AM.
What is the burial location for Helen Snow?
Burial for Helen Snow will follow the funeral at Elmwood Cemetery.
Who are Helen Snow’s survivors?
Helen Snow is survived by her sons Dean Snow (married to Elaine) and Gary Snow (married to Kim), their children, grandchildren, and many nieces and nephews.
Key Features
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Helen Snow |
| Age | 92 |
| Date of Passing | Recently |
| Community Contributions | Homewood City School PTA, Vestavia Hills Art Association, Trinity United Methodist Church, Cub Scout Pack 397, Birmingham Museum of Art |
| Funeral Details | January 3rd at Trinity United Methodist Church, Visitation at 10:00 AM, Funeral at 11:00 AM, Burial at Elmwood Cemetery |
| Surviving Family | Sons: Dean Snow, Gary Snow; Grandchildren; Great-grandchildren; Siblings |
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- Dignity Memorial: Frances Constantine
- Wikipedia: Birmingham, Alabama
- Legacy: Martha Anderson
- Google Search: Helen Snow Birmingham AL
- Tuscaloosa News: Glover Hinson
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Volunteerism
- Dignity Memorial: Helen Snow
- Google News: Helen Snow
- AL.com: Marlo Lemke
- Google Scholar: Community Service Impact
- Montgomery Advertiser: Recent Obituaries
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Funeral
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