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Additional HORNER Surnames in HORNER Cemetery
HORNER, John Turner Dr Veteran CWHORNER, Mary MayHORNER, Ella PaulinaHORNER, Glennon Amos DrHORNER, Amos JosephHORNER, Montez MaryHORNER, Laveta Alta "Veta"HORNER, Eugene CharlesHORNER, JeanHORNER, Laura Alta "Dollie"HORNER, Isaac Elbert "Bert"HORNER, Mary VirginiaHORNER, Richard HenryHORNER, AlmaHORNER, Loren EugeneHORNER, Robert Eugene "Bob"HORNER, Thelma IreneHORNER, Loren Eugene Veteran WWIHORNER, Robert Eugene "Bob" Veteran WWII MedalsHORNER, Infant DaughterHORNER, EthelHORNER, William OliverHORNER, Infant SonHORNER, Cressie AdaHORNER, Russel OrleneHORNER, Nina Helen "Essie"HORNER, Corum LucienHORNER, Rex WayneHORNER, Amos HaroldHORNER, Martha JaneHORNER, Cleveland AmosHORNER, Mary EllenHORNER, IsaacHORNER, RusselHORNER, William Garrett Additional HORNER Surnames in BARRY County
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Submitted: 7/22/14 • Approved: 7/22/14 • Last Updated: 3/30/18 • R753764-G0-S3
May 26, 1920
Aug. 11, 2007
Wayne R. Horner, 87, passed away Saturday, Aug. 11, 2007, at St. John's Hospital in Joplin.
He was born on May 26, 1920, in Cassville, and was a son of William O. and Ethel (Henbest) Horner. He grew up in the Horner Community and graduated from Cassville High School in 1938. Following his graduation he moved to Glendale, Calif., and worked at Lockheed Aircraft before enlisting in the U.S. Navy, where he served at the naval base in Norman, Okla., during World War II. Upon his return to Cassville he started milking and operated his dairy farm until his retirement. He was the sexton of the Horner Cemetery. He attended the First Baptist Church in Cassville.
He married Fredalaene Cooper on Sept. 15, 1954, in Cassville. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his son, Rex Horner, a renowned artist, one grandchild, one brother, Paul Horner, and two sisters, Lucille Horner Nash and Mary (Horner) Moody.
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