Former Boston Globe sports reporter and Calgary Flames assistant GM, Chris Snow, has passed away after battling ALS. Snow, who was an inspiration to many, received condolences from Malden Catholic, expressing their support for his family during this difficult time..
We extend our deepest condolences to the family of Chris Snow ’99, who passed away this week after a heroic battle with ALS. The Calgary Flames assistant GM and former “Boston Globe” sports reporter was a tremendous inspiration to all. Our hearts are with Chris and his family. pic.twitter.com/CBqQ0LMLev
— Malden Catholic (@MaldenCatholic) October 2, 2023
Obituary – Death News : We are deeply saddened to report the passing of Chris Snow ’99, a remarkable individual who left an indelible mark on the world before succumbing to ALS. Chris Snow, who served as the Calgary Flames assistant GM and once graced the pages of the esteemed “Boston Globe” as a sports reporter, passed away this week after a valiant and heroic battle against this devastating disease.
Born with an unwavering passion for sports, Chris Snow dedicated his life to the world of athletics, both as a journalist and as a key figure in the management of the Calgary Flames. His unwavering commitment and tireless work ethic propelled him to become a respected and admired figure within the sports community.
Chris Snow’s journey began at Malden Catholic, where he not only excelled academically but also showcased his exceptional talent in various sports. Graduating in 1999, he left an indelible impact on the school, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire students and athletes to this day.
After completing his education, Chris Snow embarked on a successful career in sports journalism, joining the esteemed ranks of the “Boston Globe.” His insightful and captivating reporting captivated readers, earning him a reputation as a talented and dedicated sports writer. Throughout his career, he covered numerous sporting events, providing readers with unparalleled perspectives and engaging narratives.
However, Chris Snow’s passion for sports extended beyond journalism. In 2011, he joined the Calgary Flames as the assistant general manager, where he played an integral role in shaping the team’s success. His unwavering dedication and astute understanding of the game earned him the respect and admiration of his colleagues and players alike.
But perhaps Chris Snow’s most remarkable and inspiring feat was his battle against ALS. Diagnosed with the disease, which gradually diminishes the body’s ability to function, he faced this relentless adversary with unwavering courage and determination. Throughout his fight, Chris Snow became an emblem of strength and resilience, inspiring countless individuals with his unwavering spirit.
Chris Snow’s passing leaves a void in the sports community that cannot be easily filled. His impact on the lives of those who had the privilege of knowing him, whether personally or through his work, is immeasurable. He will be remembered as a dedicated and talented individual who left an enduring legacy in the world of sports.
Our thoughts and prayers are with Chris Snow’s family during this difficult time. May they find solace in the memories of his remarkable life and the profound impact he made on the lives of others. As we mourn the loss of a true inspiration, let us also celebrate the extraordinary life and legacy of Chris Snow, a man who will forever be remembered for his unwavering resolve and the indomitable spirit with which he faced life’s challenges.
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We extend our deepest condolences to the family of Chris Snow '99, who passed away this week after a heroic battle with ALS. The Calgary Flames assistant GM and former "Boston Globe" sports reporter was a tremendous inspiration to all. Our hearts are with Chris and his family.