Captain of TWA Flight 800.
This person is not related to me. If they are related to you, let me know and I'll transfer ownership of this page.∼Pilot. Victim of the TWA 800 plane crash. Even with 30 years' experience and more than 17,000 flight hours on jumbo jets, TWA captain Steven Snyder, 57, of Stratford, Conn., still got a kick out of flying his single-engine Cessna. Friends and neighbors describe Snyder, who was divorced and lived alone at Oronoque Village, as a quiet, handsome gentleman who liked to golf and had worked hard to refurbish his Cessna, a job he had completed nearly a year and a half ago.
This person is not related to me. If they are related to you, let me know and I'll transfer ownership of this page.∼Pilot. Victim of the TWA 800 plane crash. Even with 30 years' experience and more than 17,000 flight hours on jumbo jets, TWA captain Steven Snyder, 57, of Stratford, Conn., still got a kick out of flying his single-engine Cessna. Friends and neighbors describe Snyder, who was divorced and lived alone at Oronoque Village, as a quiet, handsome gentleman who liked to golf and had worked hard to refurbish his Cessna, a job he had completed nearly a year and a half ago.
Captain of TWA Flight 800.
This person is not related to me. If they are related to you, let me know and I'll transfer ownership of this page.∼Pilot. Victim of the TWA 800 plane crash. Even with 30 years' experience and more than 17,000 flight hours on jumbo jets, TWA captain Steven Snyder, 57, of Stratford, Conn., still got a kick out of flying his single-engine Cessna. Friends and neighbors describe Snyder, who was divorced and lived alone at Oronoque Village, as a quiet, handsome gentleman who liked to golf and had worked hard to refurbish his Cessna, a job he had completed nearly a year and a half ago.
This person is not related to me. If they are related to you, let me know and I'll transfer ownership of this page.∼Pilot. Victim of the TWA 800 plane crash. Even with 30 years' experience and more than 17,000 flight hours on jumbo jets, TWA captain Steven Snyder, 57, of Stratford, Conn., still got a kick out of flying his single-engine Cessna. Friends and neighbors describe Snyder, who was divorced and lived alone at Oronoque Village, as a quiet, handsome gentleman who liked to golf and had worked hard to refurbish his Cessna, a job he had completed nearly a year and a half ago.
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