He, along with Bill Core and Rick Meyers, were inducted into Cooper's Hall of Fame. All three had their senior pictures drawn by current CHS senior Kevin Evans. The Hall of Fame Committee and the 1999-2000 Student Council honored those who epitomize what a Cooper Cougar should be. Snow, Core and Meyers represent achievement, leadership and dedication. The first members of the Cooper Hall of Fame were inducted in 1993.
Snow owns and manages a research lab.
In his 15 years as a research scientist, Snow has developed technologies in gas filtration and purification and trace impurity monitoring. He has published nine works on gas purification and has four patents. Snow, who lives in Dallas, said he owed his career choice to Mary Ivey, his chemistry teacher at Cooper. In high school, Snow was valedictorian, a member of the National Honor Society and a writer for the Crest. Bill Core, a 1970 Cooper graduate, also said he owed his successes in life to some of his Cooper teachers.