James Leo Horner

It's hard to believe it's been almost a year since your sweet Jim left this earth to reside with our God. He's a happy camper and we all know that. Hopefully over time that thought will bring you some peace and comfort. We all love you and are here for you whenever you need us.

Dear Kathy,
May God Bless you, and watch over you during this sad time. Gary and I will always remember all the laughs and good times shared with you and Jim at the Garner reunions, and in Galveston. Jim was a fun loving person, with a great personality! He will be missed, but in a better place now. I know he is smiling down on you and your family!!! Sending our love and hugs,
Sherry & Gary

Dear Kathy, We are thinking of you as you are having the memorial service celebrating Jim's life. What you have written is a beautiful tribute to him. He was a good man and we are grateful for the happiness you shared. We surely enjoyed him when the four of us spent a few days in San Antonio. We will keep you in our prayers and hope that you will gain strength and comfort from your strong faith and your good memories.
with our love, Ron and Carol Ann

Celebrating a life well lived. We will cherish the memories forever.

Dear Kathy,
I met your wonderful Jim one time and the rest I knew of him was through your words each year at Christmas which I welcomed. It made me very happy to read your joy with Jim, and the immense love, happiness and fun times you shared. Our heart is so with you especially at this time, Kathy and all of you that loved Jim so very much. Paul and Dot Cafferty

I served with Jim at Blytheville 1966-1970 97th BombWing.My thought's and Prayer's are with you.GOD BLESS.

Dear Kathy
You and your family have been very much in my thoughts these days, and I want to express to you this very sincere word of sympathy. I am sure that you will always remember with great pride what Jim stood for and what he accomplished, and the high regard ln which he was held by all who knew him.
LindellBerry [Marietta GA]

I have not seen or spoken to Jim in many years. I was shocked to hear of his passing. Jim was a good friend and a very upbeat person when we worked together at Delta line. I am sorry over your loss.
Benny Coile

Kathy,
Scott and I have so many memories of Jim and have been spending lots of time remembering each precious one. The thing that Scott and I loved about Jim the most was his straightforward honesty. He said what he meant and meant what he said. A true and rare quality that we so admire. God bless you and keep you during this difficult time. Our love and thoughts are with you always.

Love,
Scott and Sandra Youngblood

Dear Kathy,

I am sorry to hear of your loss. We talked about Jim at our recent Air Force reunion in Mounds, Ill. Everyone who knew him respected him.

Air Force friend 1966 - 1970
Kerry Winkler

Very sorry for your loss. I worked with Jim at Blytheville AFB in the late 60's. We kept the B-52's flying.

I worked with Jim at Delta and am sorry to see him leave. He is a good man. I'm sure we will meet again in Glory! You will be missed. I pray for the comfort of you family, Jim

Dannie Hill

My deepest sympathy for your loss. I had served with Jim in the USAF in the 97th Bomb Wing from 1966 through 1969. He will genuinely be missed by those of us remaining in this group who had served with Jim as he was liked by all. May God bless you and your family, and Jim will be remembered in my daily prayers along with your family.

Kathy please accept my deepest sympathy and love as I knew how much you loved each other. you are in my thoughts and prayers.

Kathy,
Bill and I were blessed to have known Jim and been able to share some fun times with both of you. We will always remember his great golf swing and drinking several Lark Martin lemonades! Jim was a delight to be around and a true gentleman. He will be missed but not forgotten. Thank you for being a part of our lives.
Jeannie

My deepest simpathy for you Kathy as I know how much the two of cared for each other.

Gerald Weg Irving, Tx.

I'm very sorry for your loss.Serving in the USAF 1966 to 1970 and remembering Jim from the 97th Bomb wing.

Kathy,
You know how much I am thinking of you and your family at this sad
time. You all are in my thoughts and prayers constantly.
With deepest sympathy,
Sity Meeks Van Sickle

I'm so sorry for your loss. I served with Jim in the USAF from 1966-69. He was a hard working, fun loving guy.He'll be missed by a whole group of people from those days... Tom O'Neill, Warrensburg, Mo.

I'll always remember Jim's smile and great sense of humor. Sandy Chinn

Jim's smile and sweet nature will be missed by many but not so deeply as will his family miss him. I feel my life was blessed having known him. Kathy you are surrounded by love, allowed it to hold you for many many days to come. R Rainwater, Rome, GA

There are no words...except that Jim will be missed by many and many have you in their hearts and prayers. Love, Kathy and Joe Roper

Kathy, Unfortunately, I did not know Jim personally but it was so good to get to know him through the obituary and the photos posted here. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Sarah

Dear Kathy:
Am so sorry about your loss. Will keep
you and your family in my prayers.

Love,
Pat Heath

Dear Kathy, On behalf of the Ladies Day Board of Directors, our deepest sympathy to you at this very difficult time. With love & prayers, Carole Lovelace, President of Ladies Day Fund.

Dear Kathy,
Ross and I are saddened by the loss of our sweet friend, but happy he is no longer suffering and in a better place where we'll all meet again someday.
God bless you and the family, Patte

KATHY

Our deepest sympathy to the family in your loss. Hold those wonderful memories close in your heart and know that he will always be with you. Prayers are with you all for strength and comfort during the days ahead.

Sincerely, Jo and Ed Pancake

My Dear Friend Kathy, We will miss your sweetheart; he was a great guy, and I treasure the good times we had with him. God bless you and the boys. Love, Judy Moon Boyce

Dear Kathy,
I was saddened to learn Jim lost his battle as he was such a wonderful person. I only had the pleasure of his company on one occasion when you were in Cincinnati for a visit. But, he was delightful in every way and I know how special he was to have been loved by you. I wish I lived closer so I could be with you in your time of grief. Know I am holding you close in my heart and in my prayers.
With much love,

To my wonderful sister Kathy, as you know Jim was deeply loved by all who knew him. He was the perfect brother-in-law and it was our joy to know him and share some of your too short time together. He was always warm, caring, lively, involved and tremendous fun. We were so lucky to know him and are heartsore at his absence. He was so strong and inspiring during his illness,as were you. May God grant you peace and courage at this time. Jim lives on in your love and the love of his family and friends. Be with God. All our love, Margaret & Rashi Glazer

I WORKED WITH JIM AT DELTAAND KNEW HIM THROUGHT THE MASONS. JIM WAS A FINE PERSON AND HE WILL SURELY BE MISSED.K. D. BOOTH

My dearest Kathy, I want to share what is in my heart but not enough paper or time. I am so thankful we got to see other last year and I had the privilege of meeting your precious Jim! May God wrap his loving arms around you at this time and give you peace, dear friend. Much love to you! xoxo