Founder’s granddaughter carries on his tradition

Snow Bros. a mainstay in appliance industry

Sharon Bennett, the granddaughter of Irving A. Snow one of the cofounders of Snow Bros. Appliance, has been setting the pace in the appliance industry in Cleveland for years.

She first joined the company in 1992. Sharon and her brother, Bill Kent, now run the business after taking over for their father, Bob Kent, in 1999. She and her family have delivered dependable service to the Cleveland area and beyond since 1922.

Over the years Sharon has worked fervently to keep expanding the business.

As any small business owner would know, you must wear many hats. From outside sales and marketing, to managing and educating their growing sales staff, to organizing the yearly Relay for Life golf outing, Sharon stays involved with it all. She strives to keep the company involved in the community.

Snow Bros has made Relay for Life the focus in its philanthropic efforts by hosting an annual golf outing to support the cause, which due to personal loss has continued to be of great personal interest. Sharon has run the Relay for Life event for the last 11 years and has raised over $100,000 for Relay for Life.

As times and trends change Sharon aids in keeping Snow Bros. Appliance current. She has headed up showroom updates including individual kitchen settings with Monogram, Subzero, Jenn-Air and more in the lineup.

Customers can see appliances in a more homelike setting plus many of the appliances are live so that demonstrations and learning opportunities are available.

Snow Bros. Appliance and its customers continue to thrive and benefit from Sharon’s knowledge, expertise and experience.

SUBMITTED Snow Bros. staff