Veda Myrl Sneed Amis. 12/22/1931 - 8/4/2013 Veda, Mom, Grandmommy was born in Cisco, TX to Ernest and Myrl Sneed. She died at MD Anderson in Houston after a courageous battle with melanoma surrounded by her sweetheart and husband of 62 years, Dan, her four daughters, Karen Vereeke, Pam Black, Terri Long, and Dana Bell, and her grandchildren. Her favorite sons-in-law are David Vereeke, Terry Black, David Long, and Jim Bell. Her nine beloved grandchildren and three great grandchildren and two grandsons-in-love will miss her dearly. She is also survived by her brother, Ernest Sneed and his wife, Nelda, and their family. She is preceded in death by her parents, our Mimi and Grandad, and her niece, Rena Barr. She was the gracious grapevinemaster of our family. The "precious glue" that kept us connected and cared for. "Grace" is the word we would have you know her by. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Richardson for over 50 years, serving in many ways, loved and supported there by the best kind of friends - thank you angels! Her distinguished 35 yr career in real estate was another way she touched lives and was blessed by friends. She ran her race with endurance for the joy set before her and is now in His presence. Services will be at 2pm Thursday, Aug 8 at the First Baptist Church Richardson. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to MD Anderson.
Veda Myrl Sneed Amis. 12/22/1931 - 8/4/2013 Veda, Mom, Grandmommy was born in Cisco, TX to Ernest and Myrl Sneed. She died at MD Anderson in Houston after a courageous battle with melanoma surrounded by her sweetheart and husband of 62 years, Dan, her four daughters, Karen Vereeke, Pam Black, Terri Long, and Dana Bell, and her grandchildren. Her favorite sons-in-law are David Vereeke, Terry Black, David Long, and Jim Bell. Her nine beloved grandchildren and three great grandchildren and two grandsons-in-love will miss her dearly. She is also survived by her brother, Ernest Sneed and his wife, Nelda, and their family. She is preceded in death by her parents, our Mimi and Grandad, and her niece, Rena Barr. She was the gracious grapevinemaster of our family. The "precious glue" that kept us connected and cared for. "Grace" is the word we would have you know her by. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Richardson for over 50 years, serving in many ways, loved and supported there by the best kind of friends - thank you angels! Her distinguished 35 yr career in real estate was another way she touched lives and was blessed by friends. She ran her race with endurance for the joy set before her and is now in His presence. Services will be at 2pm Thursday, Aug 8 at the First Baptist Church Richardson. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to MD Anderson.
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