Birth date: Apr 30, 1954 Death date: Dec 27, 2010
Jackie (Jack) Horner was born on April 30, 1954 in Tulsa, Oklahoma and passed from this life on December 26, 2010. He is preceded in death by his father, A.G. Horner; mother, Anna Mae Keller and brother, George Horner. Jack is su Read Obituary
We kind of lost touch a few years back and I'm sorry for that. But I'm glad we at least had the chance to get together a couple of times and spend all those hours on the phone talking about the good old days; talking into the early morning hours like we were teen-agers. You were always special to me. See you again soon.
I worked with Jack Horner at the conco refinery in Ponca City Ok, for many years in the sandblasting and painting bussiness. Jack was a great guy, and friend.
Jackie was a friend & Central HS Alumni & a great athelet for the school. We all have fond memories of Jack, whom was always outgoing & active. Sorry, to hear about his death. However, the Lord is our refuge & fortress & in him, I will trust Isa.54:14. Many condolences to the family.
On behalf of Hanner-Sharp American Legion Post 129 and Baseball Committee chairman Lawrence Roy, we send our condolences to Jack's family. We appreciated all his efforts on behalf of Stillwater's American Legion baseball program.
so sorry to hear about jacks passing. i always felt a close frindship with him thanks to arnie and george both being frat brothers. he will be missed here in stillwater by all the youth he helped in baseball.
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Can't believe your gone jack.. I am so happy to have known you, you always new how to make someone smile. I remember my last day at sonic you were there trying to talk me into staying.. And then football season oh was that fun I wore my OU gear and you just laughed at me and said go pokes!! Jack you were such an amazing person to everyone and will be truly missed.. You are in good hands now and we know your watching over us saying GO POKES!! ?? we love you jack and to the family my prayers and thoughts go to you.
I am so saddened by your passing. The world has lost a wonderful, wonderful person. Your smile was infectious. There are two people I always look for in the Sonic meetings, Jack and Allan because where one was the other was surely close. I am very blessed to have met and gotten to know you through out the years. You will be greatly missed.
Jack,There aren't enough words to say how much your family loves & misses you. I called you "sunshine" because of the smile you always had on your face! No matter what, on any given day you always had your smile.The last time I saw you was the weekend before Bedlam. You were trying to convience me that OSU was going to win and I was telling you that OU would win. I didn't see Bedlam weekend because as all faithful Cowboys do, you were at the game! Bedlam night proved victorious for OU, but today I wear & support your OSU Cowboys.I'm still in shock that you're gone but I'm at peace knowing where you are. I'm gonna miss our game days at Arnie & Linda's but as long as OSU isn't playing against OU, I'll cheer them on just for you! I love you sunshine & you're deeply missed by so many.
Uncle Jackie I will miss you so much. Thank you for being a part of my life. I will never forget all the good times we have shared. I am so thankful for getting to spend so much time with you in Vegas this year and watching you carry on and smile so much! We had a blast. It will never be the same without you. I love you Jackie.
