Gautier Mississippi – Chase Andrew Snow Obituary News: Beloved Mobile County Father Dies Suddenly

Chase Andrew Snow, 39, from Mobile County, Alabama, was tragically taken from his loved ones in a two-vehicle crash on Old Spanish Trail in Gautier, Mississippi, on Sunday, November 9, 2025. The accident occurred somewhere between Westlane and Shell Landing Boulevard and unfolded in less than a minute, leaving an indelible mark on everyone who knew him. Emergency responders arrived swiftly, but the Jackson County Coroner confirmed Chase’s death at the scene. While investigators have yet to release details regarding the cause of the crash, the impact on his family is immediate and profound.

Chase was the devoted father of three children: Breana Givens, Sydney Snow, and Jonah Turner. Those closest to him emphasize that his children were the center of his life. He constantly worked to ensure they felt loved, supported, and proud, building a home full of laughter, guidance, and care. His absence leaves an unfillable void in their lives, as they now face a future without the voice and presence of their father.

Family members are also grappling with the sudden loss. Chase’s parents, Aubrey and Linda Smith, along with Ray Snow, are struggling to process the tragedy of losing their son. His siblings, Kevin Snow and wife Holly, Melisa Taylor, Tonya Grana, Kim Sullivan, and Erica Weaver, share the grief alongside his grandmothers, Martha Sullivan and Claudette Sherman. Friends who were like family, including Joe and Diane Sullivan, are mourning alongside them. The breadth of support and love Chase inspired underscores how central he was to multiple generations.

Chase’s life was defined by his love of simple joys. He was passionate about the outdoors, often spending time fishing and enjoying nature. He delighted in occasional trips to the casino and, above all, cherished being surrounded by the people he cared about most. His legacy was tied to honoring the lives of his grandfathers, Ray Snow and Ralph Chestang, whose values and memories he carried forward daily.

Memorial services have been scheduled to honor Chase’s life and impact. Family and friends will gather at Magnolia Holiness Church on November 13 for a wake from 6 to 9 PM, followed by visitation at 1 PM and a 2 PM funeral on November 14, led by Bro. Jerry Waite. Burial will take place at Magnolia Cemetery, where his life and legacy will be remembered and celebrated.

The tragedy leaves a community in shock, and the questions linger: how could a man so loved and so essential to his children and family be taken so suddenly on a Sunday afternoon? Though the answers remain uncertain, the love Chase shared will echo through the lives of his children, family, and friends forever. In a single moment, a vibrant life was cut short, but the memory of Chase Andrew Snow’s devotion, laughter, and love will endure as a testament to the man he was.

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