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Edra Luzelle Snider, 95, passed away December 11, 2023 at the Worland Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center.

Edra was born in Maysville Missouri, February 29, 1928, the second youngest of six children born to Earl and Leda (Shaad) Hubble. She grew up on a farm near Maysville, graduating from Maysville High School.

After being honorably discharged, Bille Francis Snider married Edra and the couple relocated to Wyoming where they raised their family of three, Gary, Stanley and Vicki.

She took care of her family without much fanfare, it was her duty and she took it seriously. Edra enjoyed handiwork, like sewing, quilting and crocheting. Holidays were a time of gathering local family together. Each holiday had a different host, but everyone brought something to share. This took the burden off of just one person.

Edra always looked forward to a challenging jigsaw puzzle. in their later years, she and Bille enjoyed matching wits with various word puzzles, especially crossword puzzles until her eyesight started to fail. As her health declined, she became a resident of Worland Healthcare, where she was lovingly cared for.

She was preceded in death by her parents, brothers, Bill and Duane; sisters, Dorothy Thompson, Ruth, Merle.

Survivors include her sons, Gary (Allyson) Snider of Milwaukie, Oregon, Stanley Snider of Worland; daughter, Vicki Davis of Tempe, Arizona; grandchildren, Amelia Snider and Heather Curry; great-grandchildren, Reagan Curry, McKenna Curry; Jim, Solon and Terry Lefleur.

Cremation has taken place and a private family inurnment will take place next summer. Online condolences may be made at http://www.bryantfuneralhomeonline.com.