Mr. Warren E. Horner

I cannot believe your gone.....way to soon my friend. Miss those late night conversations about everything.....especially horses.

It's been two years now since your left us for your Heavenly home, but we sure miss you dropping in for a visit and some chocolate chip cookies. Sometimes we even forget you are gone and expect to see you anytime.

My sincere condolences to the family and friends of Warren. He was a good man and always had words of wisdom and a funny sense of humor. Gone much to soon RIP Warren.

I was shocked and saddened to hear of Warren's passing. He touched many lives, including several in the Hitchcock family. I remember as a kid him trying to teach me how to rope. It was a futile effort, but he never lost his patience. My heartfelt condolences go out to everyone in mourning.

To the family, We are sorry for your loss. We remember Warren when we lived in Ainsworth, and we know many of you (his sisters families). We appreciated Warren's sincere love for the Lord Jesus and are thankful for his life he lived for the Lord. You are all in our thoughts and prayers as you miss his presence with you here. May you know Jesus' love and comfort and we are thankful we can know exactly where he is--with His Savior! Love and prayers, Pastor Steve & Jeannie Hodgson,...

This will be tough, Warren, you will be missed by so many. The kindness you have shown our Family through the years could never be replaced nor forgotten. Always had time to talk, you always had time for the kids and you always entered up "Yes, You'd rope, even to a young kid just learning. You have touch our lives and we feel honored to have known such a Kind Soul. Prays to your Family and someday I'll be watching you rope again, (Probably a pretty descent Draw)

Rest in piece, fellow classmate! I fondly remember lots of hours in the music room. Such a great guy...always kind and caring. Thoughts and prayers go out to the family!

I am so very Sorry to hear of your loss~ I meant Warren about 30 yrs ago, he was every bit of a humble gentleman. Always time to visit with a smile and a kind word! He was the very first to buy one of my dads hand made headstalls in this country and always let me know he was still using it after all these years with a few repairs. He will be missed by many, RIP my friend. The Warren family is in our Thoughts & Prayers.

I will miss seeing Warren's genuine smile at the rodeos. Even after my parents retired from the business, he always asked me how they were doing. My thoughts and prayers go out to is family. He will sure be missed in the rodeo world.