Jeffrey Horton

I had no idea you had left us. I sure wish we could have talked just once more. Rest easy Jeff

I am so sorry to hear about Jeff´s passing. He shared his health issues with me quite some time ago. He was a free spirit and an artist and he will be greatly missed.

I just now found out about this. My memories of Jeff are always filled with laughter and I loved his quick wit. My thoughts are with his family and I will remember him well.

Rest in Heavenly peace my friend.

My most sincere condolences to you my friend David!!

Dear David, this is Karen Thornton, from Enloe. I had many classes with Jeff. I've known him since 6th grade. I've spoken with him many times in the past few years. I felt so bad for him, OMG.... I've actually helped him out several times. Anyway,,, I just saw this online. Its 2pm, no way I can get there in time. On on back side of Zebulon and Pilot. Plus I have the flu !!Please Please speak to him for me!! I'm so sad. I know in my heart that he now has no pain. God bless you!!! I hate posting my number, but I trust you.... Karen Ray Thornton...... 919-219-3680 if you want to speak. Once again, love and miss you, Jeff, and Fred!!

God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

David, may God comfort you with peace and mercy and surround you with his love.

David, may God comfort you with peace and mercy and surround you with his love.

I knew Jeff an David since childhood days playing basketball in there back yard Jeff would be inside playing his guitar. Prayers for David an family

Jeff's passion for music was always an inspiration to me growing up. I was fortunate enough to share my cousin's gift, though no where near his degree. I remember when I learned my first song on the guitar. My dad sat there and said, "Keep it up, you'll be just like Jeff."

So sorry for your loss

Jeff could play guitar-he was a master when we were 12 years old. Had to be a prodigy. Mr Freddie bought David and Jeff motorcycles and I rode Jeff´s because he´d rather play music. I play guitar a little now-my brother in law, Jeff Abie taught me, and I told him all about Jeff Horton over and over because he made such an impression on me. Rest in Peace, Jeff. You did it, Man.