Birth date: Feb 11, 1942 Death date: Jul 11, 2021
“Margo” or “Go” (as she was affectionately known), was the first daughter born to the late Rev. Floyd O. Snowden, Sr, and the late Martha Parker Snowden on February 11, 1942, in Annapolis, Maryland. On Sunday, July 11, 2021 (afte Read Obituary
Sorry for your loss Parker family. I just happened to come across obituary today. I worked with Margo a few years at AACC library. She was the most kindest, loving and caring person. She lifted my spirits when needed. So nice. Condolences and good memories.
Pattie H.
Margo always seemed so happy to see me when I'd approach the desk at the AACC library , but I expect that she felt that way toward all her colleagues. No matter how many times I referred to myself as "Susan," she would call me "Dr. Kilgard." She was so patient with all the student workers she trained, and to my delight one semester she even became a student of mine when she enrolled in my Intercultural Communications course on campus. i enjoyed reading her obituary, and I am glad she had so many loving family members in her life.
Susan Kilgard
AACC
Margo has and was a beacon of light in my life and my children being that I didn't know many people here in Maryland. She was very inspirational, caring, and loving. I will miss her, Margo had a an amazing heart and spirit.
I always looked forward to going into the library at AACC so that I could talk to Margo as I checked out my books. She was unfailingly kind, positive, and thoughtful, and she always made me feel seen and heard.--Suzanne Spoor
I worked at AACC with Margo. She was the sweetest lady you could every meet. If I needed help, I'd ask for Margo. She was such a supporter of our Community Service Committee and was always giving to any project we supported. I do remember one time she brought me flowers. She had such a big heart and surely will be missed. I am so sad to hear of her passing. Prayers to her family during this difficult time.
She always had a smile on her face. A lovely person.
I'm very saddened to hear of Margo's passing. She was indeed a bright light in the lives of anyone she came across. Margo was cheery and inquisitive, and I very much enjoyed our conversations on the phone or on campus. She was not just a coworker, she was a friend. It gives me joy to see how revered she was. Peace and love to her family and friends.
Kathy Jones
Anne Arundel Community College
My prayers for comfort at this very sad time. Margo was the kindest, sweetest person I know. Always a smile and kind words. I loved our talks. It was such a joy to spend time in her company.
I am very sorry for your loss. I have worked at AACC For many years and remember Margo’s smiling face at the library whenever I would visit. She was so sweet.
My deepest sympathy to the family.
Sincerely,
Mary Moorer
