Singletary Harold Snyder

Tary had a beautiful heart; he was always asking if there was anything he could do for me. We shared feelings after the loss of our spouses. He worried about me because of the physical limitations I have and would call me from HEB to see if I needed anything. We often had a late lunch or early dinner together and talked about our past and the things we did. Tary wanted to help anywhere he could. He was a true gentleman and friend. I will miss his smile.

I had the privilege of listening to Tary's stories when he was in the office. He was very kind and eager to see the good in everything. His positivity kept a pep in his step while he was working. I enjoyed helping him with his help desk requests and he was always so thankful and expressed his joy in helping his clients.

Tary was a very outgoing and supportive person. He was always promoting my listings, and giving me advice on business opportunities. I appreciated his support and encouragement. He sincerely loved his wife, and was devastated when she passed. I will miss his positive attitude, and my condolences to his family.

Evethough I didn’t know Tary close enough but I was touched by his kindness. I was a new agent and met him at my 1st open house at Jack’s listing and he smiled looking at all my food and tasted them and told me he liked them😄 He was so warm and kind towards me. Since then, everytime he saw me, he smiled and hugged me. Tary, I’ll miss you! You had such a beautiful soul! I’ll remember you, forever! Rest in Peace with God alongside you💜 Emilia

Tary was such a neat person and I am glad to have met him and learn through his experiences. Listening to his stories was always something you made a little time for out of respect but mostly because he knew how to captivate with his words of wisdom. Few people leave a legacy like his these days. Honored to have gotten to meet and know " Tary". My deepest condolences to his family and colleagues that really got to know him.

When I close my eyes and think of Tary, I see his smile. He was warm, kind, and somehow always carried that smile regardless of what else was going on around him. In life, we can choose to focus on the things that could pull us into a dark place, or we can turn our attention toward the blessings, the hope, and the good that still surrounds us. Tary seemed to understand that.

After six decades in real estate, he never lost his curiosity or his passion. He was closing transactions all the way to the end, and with each new client and each closing, there was never a sense that he was burned out or tired of it all. Instead, it brought out an almost boyish, genuine excitement in him.

Tary was kind, smart, curious, and simply an all-around good human being. I will remember his smile, his warmth, and the way he continued to embrace life and his work with enthusiasm until the very end.

— Jack Stapleton