Percy Adam Snow Jr. Obituary - Visitation & Funeral Information

Percy Adams Snow, Jr. (Chopper) was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on April 6, 1966 to the parents of Faye C. Snow and the late Percy Snow, Sr. Chopper got his call from this Earth on July 30, 2020. Chopper was baptized in Homewood Church of Christ where he was also a member. He was educated into the Pittsburgh Public School system. Chopper enlisted into the United States Army and served his country for several years until he was medically discharged. He also attended Triangle Technical Trade Center where he became a Certified Electrician. Chopper performed various sideline jobs - auto mechanic, painter, laborer, renovator, plumber, roofer, Daddy, etc. Chopper was MAGICAL ("A Jack Of All Trades"). Chopper had a smile that would make you smile. He loved people and treasured the time spent with family. He was generous and shared his blessings whatever it was with whomever. Chopper loved him some southern soul music and yes, he thought he was Pokey Bear. His favorite line of words were "The King Is Here" which meant he came to win playing darts at Candy's Pub. Everybody is going to miss Ole Chop smile on . . . . Percy (Chopper) was preceded in death by his father, Percy Snow Sr. daughter Tonya Scales, sister Robin Ward. He leaves to cherish his memories his mother, Faye Snow, wife Joyce Snow, children Davon Morris, Kayron, Morris, Stepfon, Morris, Percy Snow III, Haley Misko, extended children Kionna, Stasha, Kierra and Malcolm siblings Tonya Snow, Deatra Warren & Michael Dean, 34 grandchildren, Aunts Judy Price Thomas, Georgia Price, Leola Snow of Pensacola, Florda, Rosetta (Bill), Dorothy Mixon also of Pensacola, Florida, Minnie Boston, Mable Williams of Los Angeles, California, uncle Napoleon (Stephanie) Snow, brother in law Lawrence Ward sister/cousin Candy Thomas Jones, brothers/cousins Dalarian (Dre) Snow, Dewayne Henderson, Russell Washington. Along with a host of cousins, nieces, nephews, and an abundance of friends, too numerous to mention.

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Percy Adam Snow Jr.

April 6, 1966 - July 30, 2020