Photo courtesy of Hawker Funeral Home - Blackfoot
Idaho Falls, Idaho
1924 - 2014
After 90 years, Stephen Andrew Horvath Jr. a heroic World War II Veteran was called home to the comfort of the Lord on Thursday November 6, 2014. He was surrounded by family and under the wonderful care of Fairwinds at Sandcreek and One Source Hospice staff.Born January 29, 1924...
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I remember your father well from growing up in Flemington. What a wonderful, fulfilling life he led. How fortunate you are to have to been his son. I lost my father eleven months ago and draw from his example every day. I know you will be doing the same.
Best wishes moving forward. It's not easy.
STEVE BARRICK
November 13, 2014 | FLEMINGTON, NJ
My deepest condolences.
He sounded like a man who truly lived his life to the fullest. Thinking of, and praying for your family.
God bless,
Andrea Wardle
November 12, 2014 | Blackfoot, ID
Dennis and Connie, we are so sorry for your loss, our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Take Care
Todd & Paula Jacobs
Paula Jacobs
November 10, 2014 | Idaho Falls, ID
My condolences. Wishing your family the best.
Tanya Carter
November 10, 2014 | Pittsburgh, PA
To my Dear Family in Idaho & Montana,I Love you all & feel so blessed to have all of you in my life. As I reflect on my life as a member of the Horvath clan & how Dad welcomed me into his family as his "daughter" especially after the death of my Dad,I realize how blessed I am to have witnessed & been a part of Stephen Andrew Horvath's legacy.Yes,I even loved his staunch stubbornness as this too was a part of a man with high values, moral beliefs, pride & love for family & country! I Love you...
Kathy Horvath
November 08, 2014 | Gibsonia, PA