Dorothy Horn Obituary

To the Horn family, my heart goes out to all of you. Aunt Dorothy was a wonderful caring and generous lady. She loved you all very much. I recall her comming to the cafe and talking of each of you, She especially loved her grandchildren. Heaven has gained a beautiful angel and I know she had a wonderful reunion with Al and the rest of her family.I pray that God will hold you in his arms as you go thru the comming days and months. Hold close the wonderful memories that you have. May God bless you all.

I will always remember being with you and your mother during the final hours. Dixie, I will never forget being with you and your mother as you told her "I love you mother" and seeing the tears in her eyes . We love you and praying for you and your family at this time. Dianne Hughes (Snellville Ga)

We loved and enjoyed the time we spent with her. What a blessing to be able to read scripture, sing, and pray with her during her final hours. We send love and prayers to her family and pray your grief will soon be replaced by the sweet memories you have of her.

To have a granddaughter as wonderful as Natasha I know this must have been a special lady! Prayers for comfort in the days ahead!

My mom didn't know Dorothy but I'm sure mom was there to say hi when she made it to heaven. On those days that you are missing her so bad just remember that Dorothy is in a much better place and is watching over you. The Montgomery's love you and will be praying for you and your family.

I am so sorry for your family's loss. You are all in my prayers. She is at peace now with Jesus and watching over you always.

My heart hurts for your loss, but knowing God has one more angel will hopefully bring some peace. You and your family will be in my prayers. Rest in peace Mrs. Horn.

I am sorry to hear about your loss. Prayers for your family, I am sure she was a wonderful person and now she will be watching over and protecting your family.

Praying for the family in your time of loss.

May The Lord be with the Horn family during their time of grief.

I am so sorry for your loss. I understand how you must feel. Please know that I am praying for peace and comfort for you and your family. I pray that God will hold you in the palm of His hand.

I'm so sorry for the loss of you mother and grandmother. I will.be praying that God will give you peace thru the trial. Psalm 64:1-4

May your hearts be comforted by Jesus. I can only imagine the heart break the entire family is dealing with and pray you all are comforted knowing she is resting in peace and is in a better place free from pain

I'm so sorry for your loss! My thoughts and prayers are with the whole family!

Natasha is a good friend, I'm so sorry for your family's loss. Prayers for you all.

I know what is like to loose a parent. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family for peace and comfort. May God bless you and hold you in the palm of His hand.

Rest in peace Dorothy. The legacy that you leave behind through your wonderful children, grandchildren and great grandchildren is a testament to what a wonderful woman you must have been. I'm a friend of Natasha's and though I never met you I'm happy to hear you are no longer in pain and walking with the angels.

Heaven received a beautiful new angel & I'm sure you lit up heaven even more with your smile when you entered the gates. You're legacy lives on w/ your grand daughter Natasha w/ her kindness & loving heart

Natasha your grandma sounds like she was a wonderful women what an awesome feeling to know she is walking whole with our Lord no more pain no more sorrows.... I will be praying for your entire families comfort during this time

Grandma, I miss you. I thought about you Sunday on your birthday and thought about all the amazing birthday presents grandpa loved to shower you with and the seven birthdays he missed. I thought about how you were with him again on this birthday and what a present that must have been!!! One day I will see you again your face beaming with delight in grandpas arms. He loved and cherished you so much. I'm so excited to think you are now happy. Living in Gods kingdom with grandpa. How happy you two must be to be reunited! I love you both so very much. I know you are there with grandma Selock and Kevin. Hug them both for me. I can't wait to be reunited with you all one day when God sees fit. I love you so much. I wish I had made it to your side sooner. I know you know I was there and I'm so thankful I was given the opportunity. May your soul rejoice in The Lord. Thank you Lord for your grace and mercy. Heal those earthly hearts left behind. We know we will be reunited again Lord but our earthly hearts ache for those lost. May you comfort those left behind and grant peace. I pray your return is coming soon. What a glorious day that will be!!!!

The last two days of my Mom's life were spent with friends and family praying, singing, and showing her love. Tom and I were there both days. Pastor David came to pray. Her grandson Shane spent hours with her the night before she died. Four friends were singing Jesus Loves Me when she took her last breath. Her church friends gave a beautiful memorial service the next day. Today my Mom is walking with Jesus, no pain and no wheel chair. We miss her, but we are glad she is in a better place. See you again, Mom. Tom and Dixie

Dixie, I enjoyed the times that Dorothy and I spent together while she was here in Georgia. I fondly recall when she first came here and I'd take her shopping or we'd go out to lunch. I recall how much she loved Mia and taking Mia to have Christmas pictures taken. Her death came as a great shock to me. You were a good daughter and Tom was a great son-in-law. May God's peace and comfort be with you and the family.

Penny & Dixie, As our neighbors, we have really missed Al & Dorothy. They were always so kind. Needless to say, they
are truly missed by Ron and I. You have our sympathy.

My sympathies to the Horn family. I met Dorothy a few times as I was a young teenager working at the South 41 Ponderosa in the early 1970's. My memories of Al and Dorothy Horn were that they were caring and generous poelple who gave a lot of us our first jobs. Major Horn provided great guidance and mentoring on developing good work ethics. You're family is in our prayers.