Timothy Todd Snape
June 24, 1959 – August 22, 2026
In accordance with his wish, cremation will take place and private family remembrances will be held. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to charity of one’s choice, c/o the funeral home.
Obituary
It is with the heaviest hearts that the family announce the passing of Timothy ‘Tim’ Todd Snape. He departed naturally at home on August 22, 2026, at the age of 67, with his son by his side. Tim was born on June 24, 1959. His birthday always came near Father’s Day and there was no day more fitting for who he was at his core. He could be categorized in so many ways but most admirably he could be described as steadfast; most evident in his devotion to his wife, Margie, whom he wed in August of 1988. They built a life and family together and it was Tim who cared for her during a long illness that resulted in her passing in 2009. He took on single parenthood of their sons with a strength that most couldn’t have weathered. It was in his son’s that he took his greatest pride. Tim was also an exceptional and dedicated stepfather, grandfather, brother, son, and uncle.
His dedication to his family was what continued to fuel his hardworking nature. The last stop in his career was a long-time position working as an IT specialist for the City of Kalamazoo. He did not have the chance to retire but it was something he had begun to think about, and it would have been much deserved.
He was not a prideful man. He did not want or ask for much, but he would accept a carrot cake or a peanut butter pie from Yogi’s in Vicksburg. A quiet man, he enjoyed activities that could be done independently. He had a passion for Detroit sports, most notably the Detroit Tigers. His TV could usually be found playing a baseball game, a football game, a NASCAR race, the Food Network, or The Big Bang Theory. He had an appreciation for birds, keeping the local bird’s content with his feeders, which in return, kept him happy as he could watch them from his large front window. He was a long-time music lover, with tastes across many genres, but in particular he loved Grand Funk Railroad and Todd Rundgren. Many kids and grandkids were fascinated with his drum-set and guitar in the basement.
Tim was many things. Intelligent, kind, generous, thoughtful, loyal, forgiving, and funny. He gave big hugs and hated having his picture taken. He was quiet but comforting. He was most aptly described as ‘one of the good ones.’
His family is finding peace in knowing that after many years apart, he has made his way back to his beloved wife and their dog, “Cooper” and they have a chance to be together again. Tim was preceded in death by his wife, Margie Snape; parents, Donald and Helen Snape; and his grandson, Michael Little Jr.
He is survived by his sons, Trevor Snape and Kyle (Kim) Snape; step-children, Chris Lisk, Matt (Mary) Lisk, Charity (Mike) Little; grandchildren, Amber Little, Joe Lisk, Alexis (David) McKeown, Brady Little, Joshua Little, Parker Nowaczyk, Shane Lisk, Hannah Nowaczyk, and Lennon Lisk; great-grandchildren, Grayson Lisk, Elias and Atlas McKeown, Eleanor Little; siblings, Bill (Tammy) Snape and Cindy (Don) Mackley.


Dad, thank you for everything you ever did for me. For always being there for me through my ups and downs in life, and all my achievements and even staying at my side through my mistakes. You were my best friend, especially as we grew together later in you’re life. I Love You! Hug Mom for me!
Tim was a dedicated family man. We always loved seeing him at sports, music, and family events. He will be missed.
I worked with Tim at the City of Kalamazoo. While I didn’t work in his department, I had plenty of opportunities to talk with him over the years when I had tech troubles. I always knew that if I called Tim, it would be fixed and it would be done efficiently and accurately. He will be missed.
I had the pleasure to work with Tim at the City of Kalamazoo. He was always very helpful and just a nice guy. He’ll be missed. RIP
So sorry for your loss. Tim was a really nice guy. Always a smile and a laugh when we would have conversations. Will be missed.
I met Tim through our boys playing sports together. He was a quiet man who always had a smile on his face. You will be missed.
I worked with Tim at the City, always a great conversation would be had if I called about an issue which he fixed as we spoke. I was told by him if I ever got the chance to see Grand Funk Railroad in person to do it, well this summer I did just that and as always he didn’t steer me wrong. Tim you will be missed by many on all levels. Rest in Peace my friend.
Tim was profoundly compassionate and kindhearted. I am so grateful that I had the opportunity to get to know Tim during our shared time with the City of Kalamazoo. Tim, you will be deeply missed.
We both knew Tim when he worked at the City. He was a lovely and sincere man