Jeff Snider

Jeff Snider, a devoted motocross enthusiast and skilled engine craftsman, passed away on June 18, 2025, in his hometown of Toledo, Ohio. He was born on May 2, 1961, in Toledo, where he would eventually leave an indelible mark on the local racing community.

Jeff's love for dirt bikes and racing began at a young age and blossomed into a fulfilling career as he co-owned PR Racing Engines with his father and brother. This family business became a testament to his passion for engineering and speed. Jeff was known for his remarkable ability to enhance the performance of racing machines, making them faster and more competitive. His dedication to the craft not only helped to elevate the sport but also assisted many aspiring racers in becoming champions.

A proud graduate of Whitmer High School, class of 1979, Jeff was characterized by his sweet and sour personality, possessing a keen intelligence that he readily shared with others. Friends and family alike cherished his vibrant spirit, which reflected both his playful and thoughtful sides.

Beyond his professional pursuits, Jeff found joy in attending motocross racing events and fishing, activities that brought him closer to nature and the sports he loved. He shared countless memorable moments with his friends and family, always ready to lend a hand or share a laugh.

Jeff is survived by his brother, Louis Snider III, his nephew, Louis Snider IV, and his faithful Labrador companion, Tres. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him, particularly as someone who exemplified the joys of camaraderie and passion in the racing world.

Jeff was preceded in death by his beloved parents, Louis E. Snider Jr. (Big Lou) and Raye Snider. Their legacy continues through the values and love they instilled in him, which will live on among his surviving family members.

As we remember Jeff Snider, we celebrate a life defined by dedication, love for racing, and the cherished relationships he cultivated along his journey. His contribution to the world of motocross and the memories left behind will forever resonate in the hearts of those who knew him.