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Andrew Horner Obituary
Andy was born on February 24, 1949, in Fayetteville, NC and 7 years later he and his family moved to New Bern. Andy was the son of the late Doug and Elaine Horner. He was a 1967 graduate of New Bern High School and a 1971 graduate of St. Andrews College.
Andy is survived by his loving wife, Jackie Bachman, their children Jared, Bronwyn, and Jason and their grandchildren Ethan, Emma and Libby. Andy is also survived by his siblings Bay and husband Bruce, Lynda and husband Brian, and Randy, niece Laura, nephews Ben and wife Sarah, William, John David, and Nathan. Also surviving are his Aunt Anne Horner, Aunt Harriet Childs and Uncle Closs Barker, as well as many loving cousins and friends.
A memorial service will be held in Northeast Harbor, Maine at a later date.
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andrew flanagan
August 30, 2017
Andy was a great member of our community. He will be sorely missed. Condolences to Jackie and all his family and friends.
Melinda Warren
August 27, 2017
Many great memories with you and your family. So sorry
Rick Childs
August 23, 2017
Jackie,
Andy and I spent many good times together in New Bern and Durham years ago as kids. Although I have not seen him for many years, I will remember those times and the fine man he was.
May God's Grace be with with you and your family now and always.
Cousin Rick Childs
Andy at high school reunion in 2007
David Erdman
August 23, 2017
Janice Dawson
August 22, 2017
Sorry to see this sad news. We were neighbors in Chapel Hill long ago. My condolences to the family
Bob and Carol Petterson
August 21, 2017
Good bye to a dear friend and fellow mariner. Our condolences to Jackie and the family. Andy was a genuine southern gentleman. We are saddened by his passing. Please let us know details of his memorial service.
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