2003-2004 Photo Gallery

Congressman Snyder and John Coors, CEO of CoorsTek of Golden, CO, are pictured with an up-armored Humvee for which CoorsTek made ceramic armor components. The CoorsTek plant in Benton employs 240 people.

Congressman Snyder helped foster a relationship between the Paralyzed Veterans of America and Wal-Mart in order to develop outdoor recreational opportunities for disabled veterans and their families. PVA and Congressman Snyder collaborated on a project to furnish hunting stands at Camp Robinson, which will be furnished through a donation by Wal-Mart.

Reverend Betsy Singleton, Congressman Snyder's wife, served as Guest Chaplain of the House of Representatives recently. Rev. Singleton, pastor of Quapaw Quarter United Methodist Church in Little Rock, is pictured here with Rev. Daniel P. Coughlin, Chaplain for the U.S. House.

Arkansas State Librarian Jack Mulkey was recently in Washington for the National Book Festival.

Congressman Snyder took this photo recently in our nation's capitol. See the Washington Monument in the distance?

Subrena McCoy, Chauncey Holloman, Joyce Raynor and Odies Wilson visited Washington for Congressional Black Caucus week.

Congressman Snyder at the dedication ceremony of WWII submarine USS Razorback, the first installment of North Little Rock's Inland Maritime Museum.

Congressman Snyder speaks at the recent Conway Reserve Center Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. The new facility will house the Bravo Command unit of the 489^th Battalion, a 100-member combat engineer unit.

Senator Mark and Jill Pryor, and Congressman Snyder recently attended the annual Congressional Barbeque at the White House.

Congressman Snyder and his wife, Reverend Betsy Singleton, are pictured here with UCA President Lu and Mary Hardin at the Faulkner County Relay for Life.

Congressman Snyder presents 103 year old World War II Veteran Johnny "Chick" Matthews a framed proclamation at the recent American Legion Tribute to WWII Veterans in Little Rock on May 15, 2004. Sadly, Mr. Matthews passed away July 29, 2004.

Jacqueline Wallace of Mount St. Mary’s Academy in Little Rock is the winner of Arkansas's 2nd District 2004 Congressional High School Art Competition.

Congressman Snyder recently visited the Little Rock Job Corps Center where he met with liaison Willie Jones (left) and several Job Corps teachers and students.

Congressman Snyder's Women Have Heart resolution recently passed the U.S. House by a vote of 420-0. The resolution calls for increased awareness & education about heart disease and its risk factors among women. Congressman Snyder is pictured here with a prop he used on the House floor.

This group of Arkansas 4-H members visited with Congressman Snyder while in Washington for the National 4-H Convention in March.

Married Army Captains Tyler and Katrina Gier Lewison, both Black Hawk helicopter pilots, visited Congressman Snyder's Washington office on Thursday after a year-long stint in Iraq. Tyler is from Little Rock, Kat is from Kansas.

Congressman Snyder speaks at the dedication ceremony of the University of Central Arkansas's World War II Memorial. The Memorial was created to remember 46 UCA Alumni who died in the war.

Congressman Snyder speaks at a news conference discussing 800 pieces of National Guard rolling stock. The shipment, the first from the Little Rock Port’s newly-completed Slackwater Harbor railroad, was transported by train to Fort Hood in support of the 39th Infantry Brigade, which includes about 3,000 Arkansas soldiers.

Congressman Snyder signed a parchment scroll at the Central High Museum in Little Rock for the National Constitution Center's Constitution Week.

Elois McCaghren shares her cake with Congressman Snyder at the Mayflower Senior Center. Mrs. McCaghren celebrated her 80th birthday on January 14th of this year.

Congressman Vic Snyder speaks at a Pentagon press conference after his return from Iraq in 2003. Congressman Mac Thornberry of Texas is pictured in the background.

Congressman Vic Snyder presents the Purple Heart medal to Charles Browning of Little Rock. Getrude Browning is also pictured.

Congressman Snyder visits the U.S. Capitol with Arkansas student, Towner Webre, who was in Washington for the National Junior Leaders Conference.

Congressman Snyder recently spent two days in Iraq meeting with U.S. and Iraqi officials and soldiers and visited various sites in Baghdad and Mosul including schools and hospitals. Congressman Snyder photographed these two girls at a Baghdad school on October 18, 2003.

Congressman Snyder recently spent two days in Iraq meeting with U.S. and Iraqi officials and soldiers and visited various sites in Baghdad and Mosul including schools and hospitals. Congressman Snyder had dinner in Mosul with several Arkansas soldiers, including these members of the 101st Airborne.

Congressman Vic Snyder presents war medals to Vietnam Veteran Rick Schoeny of Little Rock at a ceremony with his friends and family.

One of Congressman Snyder's DC staff, Stacie Walters, gives students from Daisy Bates Elementary in Little Rock a tour of the United States Capitol this summer.

Congressman Vic Snyder holds a civet at a Washington, DC reception sponsored by the American Zoo & Aquarium Association and the United States Fish & Wildlife Service/National Wildlife Refuge System. Jack Hanna, Director Emeritus of the Columbus Zoo & Aquarium was on-hand with several of his "friends" to visit the crowd.

Congressman Vic Snyder speaks to attendants of the Little Rock Cinco de Mayo Celebration, while Maura Lozano-Yancy translates his speech to Spanish.

Congressman Snyder prepares his toad, Phoenix, for the toad race at Conway's Toad Suck Daze on May 5, 2003.

Congressman Snyder stands with several participants in Harding University's TRIO Day, at which 300 junior high and high school students from around the state are encouraged to attend college.

Congressman Snyder recently visited the Riddell Elephant Farm in Guy, Arkansas. He is pictured here with owner, Scott Riddell, and two female Asian elephants.

Congressman Snyder visits with Rachel Gaines and Natasha Johnson, sixth-grade students at Poplar Street Middle School in North Little Rock, who spent one week interning in his Little Rock office as part of the Vital Link Program.

Kristi Kelch of Oak Grove High School in North Little Rock was the winner of Arkansas's 2nd Congressional District 2003 Congressional High School Art Competition. In this photo, Congressman Vic Snyder stands with Kristi and her art instructor, Renee' James, with her artwork entitled "Self Portrait."

Congressman Snyder participates in the Support Our Troops Rally in Conway held by Nabholz Construction.

Congressman Snyder met with members of the Arkansas Independent Insurance Agents in his office in Washington earlier this month.

Congressman Snyder speaks to a group of 24 students from The University of Arkansas at Little Rock and Ouachita Baptist University, who visit his Washington, DC office.

During a visit to Washington, DC, this group from the Arkansas School for the Blind participated in a special services tour sponsored by Congressman Snyder. Pictured left to right are James West, Jarrod Graves, Chris Wilks and Brandon Hogue. Mr. Wilks is a teacher at the AR School for the Blind in Little Rock.

Congressman Vic Snyder presents Earnest D. Martin of Benton seven World War II medals that were lost in a house fire over 20 years earlier. Mr. Martin and several family members attended the ceremony held at Congressman Snyder's office in February.

Congressman Snyder stands with Anisha Woodard, a Little Rock Central High student. Anisha was visiting Washington, DC with a program called Presidential Classroom.

Several area students at the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. "King Team" Officer Induction Ceremony and Congressman Vic Snyder.

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