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This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Len Horn, 73 years old, born on July 13, 1937, and passed away on December 6, 2010. We will remember him forever.

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David Comaty
October 11, 2011
October 11, 2011
Hi Pop. Was just thinking how much i could use you're advice right now. Loved being able to call you in AZ or drag you here to our house to use intelligence far superior to my own. You were always willing to help and advise me and I miss that greatly!
David Comaty
July 13, 2011
July 13, 2011
Today is your birthday. Hope you are enjoying it in that house not made with hands. I miss your wisdom, interesting humor, and most of all not being able to call and just say hi. The only thing that gives me peace is the fact that you are with our Creator watching over us.
Katie Horn
July 13, 2011
July 13, 2011
I know this sounds nutty but the car sensors, which went absolutely ballistic from the day before Linda's visit until the day she returned home, have been silent until today. Today we had 2 episodes of erratic beeping....but of course... Happy Birthday!
Joanie Burke
July 13, 2011
July 13, 2011
Dad, We miss you more than words can say...everyday !! Happy Birthday. I love you, Joanie
Eve Kahn
January 2, 2011
January 2, 2011
We wanted to send our love and prayers to you and your entire family and to let you know that we have such fond & fun memories of your years in Flanders. Len was always there to help Bob with a project and Linda to share a great recipe. We could not have asked for better friends and neighbors. Love, Eve & Bob
David Comaty
December 28, 2010
December 28, 2010
Pop, thank you for all the good times and everything you taught me over the past 20 years. You were a blessing in my life and your memory will live in my heart until I see you again. I know you are now with the great architect in the sky watching over us. You will be missed greatly!
Katie Horn
December 10, 2010
December 10, 2010
Thanks Len,(and Linda) for modeling what a loving marriage should look like. You shared your values with your son, teaching him honesty, integrety, loyalty and to be a diligent worker just as you were. I know you will continue to influence our lives, so can I ask that you now pass on a little of those fabulous organization skills you utilized here? We love you.

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David Comaty
October 11, 2011
October 11, 2011
Hi Pop. Was just thinking how much i could use you're advice right now. Loved being able to call you in AZ or drag you here to our house to use intelligence far superior to my own. You were always willing to help and advise me and I miss that greatly!
David Comaty
July 13, 2011
July 13, 2011
Today is your birthday. Hope you are enjoying it in that house not made with hands. I miss your wisdom, interesting humor, and most of all not being able to call and just say hi. The only thing that gives me peace is the fact that you are with our Creator watching over us.
Katie Horn
July 13, 2011
July 13, 2011
I know this sounds nutty but the car sensors, which went absolutely ballistic from the day before Linda's visit until the day she returned home, have been silent until today. Today we had 2 episodes of erratic beeping....but of course... Happy Birthday!
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Dinner on their actual 50th anniversary in AZ. Yummy food and family. What can be better.
Len with Grand daughter Shaylyn, (Great grand daughter on the way) and Bennett Thanksgiving Day 2010.
He sure loved recliners!
Some of his greatest joys -- his grandkids (all 9 of them). Here with Emily & Ian.
German Chocolate cake - his favorite.Happy 72nd Birthday, Dad. Glad you could spend it in Ohio with us.
They all loved gramps. And he was great about letting them climb all over him.
Visiting Linda's TX cousin Pat. Trips around the country were necessary to visit all the wonderful friends and family that they kept in close contact with.
His #1 Love... Linda. Always laughing... both with each other and at each other. :)
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Signature plaid shirt

January 4, 2011
by Jill Lynch

Short sleeve, long sleeve, flannel, or cotton -- you could count on one thing. PLAID.  And, if it wasn't plaid, it was a solid colored polo.

The only criteria for making it on his back was it had to have a pocket to put that pen in.  No pocket, no go.

PS - you could count on the fact that after laughing this hard, he would start to wheeze and cough to clear his throat, and wheeze some more, and turn beat red.

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