Newspaper Editor
In 1962, the Ukrainian National Association hired Snylyk to edit The Ukrainian Weekly. He remained as editor until 1980. That year, he became the editor of the Ukrainian-language newspaper, Svoboda. He retired in June 1988.
Snylyk died on January 21, 2002, at his home in Berkeley Heights, New Jersey.
Gene Chyzowych, who played with Snylyk at Rochester, later wrote, “He was the most intelligent tactician I ever played with. . . . Zenon had no size or strength, but skills and speed of thought would compensate for duels and tackles other players would get into.”
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