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Edward Paul Hornyak Jr.
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Edward Paul Hornyak Jr. Obituary
Ed is preceded in death by his mother & father, Violet and Eddie, Sr., his brother, Steven Hornyak and his son, Jeff Hornyak. He is survived by his long-time life partner Karen Lawder; daughter, Candy (Wendell) Hall; sister, Paula Codgen; brother, Michael Hornyak; grandchildren, Steven Hornyak (James), Chris (Madison) Hall, April (Jessie) Rustin; great-grandchild, Sammy Rustin; and his beloved nieces and nephews.
Ed devoted his life to his community. For many years he worked with the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service as a County Agent. He later went on to retire from the Bartow County Extension Service as the Bartow County Extension Coordinator.
Outside of work Ed still loved working with the land. He spent much of his time with his plants and growing all sorts of things as a master gardener. Not only did he care for his garden, but he also loved all of his dogs having rescued dozens of them over the last 30+ years.
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