Alexander Raymond Horanzy

Thank you for your heroic duties during WW11 at the time when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor and other missions that you performed during those times. Since I am your youngest daughter, I miss you dearly, and I think dearly of you when you gave me your home. There are many fond memories we had together when you were living there with me as I was growing up. Now that you gave me your home, the memories will live with me as I am living there. You are always in my heart along with mother....

Sincere condolences to the Horanzy family for their great loss. Thank you for your patriotism and service.

I’m so sorry for your lost. My heart goes out to the family. May God carry you though your lost.

Thank you so much for your light and life. My dad was a WW2 vet also. Look him up and say Hello. His name is Aaron Tyner Jr.
You guys will have a lot to talk about.

Thank You to the family of one of the countries best gifts of freedom for this great Country. RIP Mr. Horanzy

I was 19 when I went to work at the Frankford Arsenal in the quality assurance department. I knew your father and mother well. They were at my wedding 52 years ago and I was at your sister Sandra’s wedding also. Your father was one of the finest men that I have ever met. I never knew that he served at a Pearl Harbor until recently. I will always remember him and all of the fun times we had at the Frankford Arsenal. Rest In Peace my old friend.

My deepest condolences to the family. May you find comfort in your treasured memories and Gods comforting words at Psalms 119:76.

My deepest condolences to Mr. Horanzy's family and friends. May the God of all comfort be with you all now and in the days to come.