About Rick
Rick Snider and his wife Shelia are Princeton, WV natives. After years of living away, they recently found their way back to their hometown. They are proud parents of two sons, Chris and Steven, and a grandson, Boone. Rick has a B.S. in Computer Science from Troy State University and a M.B.A. from Auburn University. He also taught computer science while earning his Masters of Biblical Studies and Ph.D. at Piedmont International University. After years of experience in the technology field and being acquainted with ATCOM for over 10 years, Rick had decided to join the A-Team in 2021. On top of his already impressive repertoire, Rick is also a U.S.A.F. veteran, serving our country for 8 years in Japan and Alabama. He keeps himself busy by reading, spending time with his family, spending weekends at the lake, and through photography and drone flying! Rick also has a Ph.D. in Theological Studies, is an ordained minister, an Eagle Scout, and has even climbed Mt. Fuji!
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