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Julie Snow, 62

12/23/2023

Julie Loesa (Burdick) Snow, 62 of Hancock, Ma died on Saturday, December 23, 2023 at Berkshire Medical Center.

She was born in Pittsfield, MA on September 23, 1961, a daughter of Joan (Maynard) Burdick and the late Wesley Burdick. She attended Hancock schools and was graduated from New Lebanon Central High School. She obtained her Associates degree from Herkimer Community College.

Julie was a member of Hancock Baptist Church. She was employed in the Finance/Accounting Department for the Town of Williamstown for twenty years.

Julie sense of adventure drew her to several trips out West, with travels to the Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon National Park and Zion Nation Park. One of her favorite journeys was a donkey ride down the Grand Canyon.

She is survived by her mother Joan Burdick of Hancock; husband Joseph E Snow of Hancock; two daughters Emma and Samantha. She also leaves her three grandchildren who she absolutely adored; twins Eden and Addison and Caleb and her brothers Marc and Scott Burdick, both of Hancock. She was predeceased by her father Wesley Burdick.

At her request there will be no services. The Flynn & Dagnoli Funeral Home, 521 West Main St. North Adams, Ma. are in charge of arrangements.

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Julie was a cherished addition to my family. From the moment I met her many years ago, I instantly loved and adored her. I’m lucky enough to have many wonderful memories with her that will always make me smile and LAUGH. I feel privileged and blessed to have known her. Xxoo
from: Amanda Piazza	on: 01-03-2024

To know Julie was to love Julie. Smart, beautiful, kind, loyal, fierce loving and ready for all of life’s adventure. Any time I spent with Julie was a great one filled with hearty belly laughs and meaningful conversations. My heart is heavy but my memories are blessings. I love you now and forever. Thanks for being you and inspiring me and those your life touched. Fly high and keep having fun up above. ??
from: Shannon Wagar ??	on: 01-02-2024

Julie was a joy to have as a close colleague in the workplace. Her smile and humor always made my day. Her intelligence and problem solving skills made for a very smooth running office. I feel very fortunate to have had her in my life for many years.
from: Billy Barkin	on: 12-30-2023

Julie is a force to be reckoned with! Her humor, tenacity, and intelligence will continue to inspire those fortunate enough to have known her. She was truly one of a kind and will be greatly missed.
from: Deanna Osborn	on: 12-28-2023

Julie fought a long battle but never loss her sense of humour. She will be missed. My deepest sympathy to her family. Tom Elder
from: Tom Elder	on: 12-28-2023

Joan, so terribly sorry to read of Julie’s passing. She was a wonderful student, excellent athlete, and a joy to be around. She will be greatly missed. Sending my deepest condolences.
from: Steve Dallmeyer	on: 12-28-2023

Godspeed Julie. You were a wonderful and wise person in my time spent with you. Thank you for all your guidance and wisdom! You are dearly missed.
from: Tony Nuvallie	on: 12-27-2023

For twenty years Julie was the calm eye at the center of the storm. She was diligent and intelligent, but above all honest and accurate. Her particular skill was research. She could assemble the pieces of a financial puzzle no matter how far back in history lay the clues. And you knew you could depend on her conclusions. Always in good humor. God bless you, Julie.
from: Peter	on: 12-27-2023

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