Roe lived in West Plains, Missouri, where for many years he operated a small grocery store and has a street named after him (Preacher Roe Boulevard), which included U.S. 160 north of the US 63 bypass until the city rerouted U.S. 160 and Route 17 circa 2000.
Roe v. Wade | Saunders-Roe | John Septimus Roe | roe deer | Roe Deer | James M. Roe | Tommy Roe | Siberian roe deer | Roe | Robert A. Roe | Philip L. Roe | Merritt Roe Smith | Betty Roe | Alliott Verdon Roe | Son of a Preacher Man | Roe solver | Roe deer | James Elphinstone Roe | Thomas Roe | Saunders-Roe SR.177 | Saunders-Roe Princess | Rowland Hill (preacher) | Roe Street bus station, Perth | Roe Street Bus Station | Roe (bishop) | Preacher Roe | Preacher Boy | Peter Marshall (preacher) | Owen Roe O'Neill | Louise Roe |
A more mature Snider became the "trigger man" in a power-laden lineup which boasted players Jackie Robinson, Pee Wee Reese, Gil Hodges, Billy Cox, Roy Campanella, Carl Erskine, Preacher Roe, Carl Furillo, Clem Labine, and Joe Black.