Edna Inez Horton, age 87, of Powder Springs, Georgia passed away November 6, 2017. Funeral Service will be held at 7:00 pm on Thursday, November 9, 2017 at West Cobb Funeral Home and Crematory Chapel in Marietta with Rev. Randall Brooks and Rev. Jim Talley officiating. Private Interment will follow at North Atlanta Memorial Park in Atlanta, Georgia at a later date. Mrs. Horton was preceded in death by her husband Rev. Roy Horton with whom she served as a pastors wife for more than 50 years. They pastored many churches through out Georgia.
Survivors include: daughter: Judy (Dana) Biddy of Powder Springs; son: Dennis (Ava) Horton of Hiram; sister: Ruby Sorrow of Rome, GA; brother: Edgar McLean of Barnesville, GA; seven grandchildren; twelve great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
Who is Edna Horton?
She was a woman who loved God with all of her heart and soul, Roy, her one and only love, her children and grandchildren, the ocean, books, chocolate, word find puzzles, beautiful music (especially piano), flowers and her little house. She loved to laugh and watch the birds and squirrels out of her living room window. She believed that most things weren't worth worrying over (although she worried). She was a quiet woman with a strong, abiding faith and a courage that God would give strength to all in need if they trusted in him. He never failed her.
Survivors include: daughter: Judy (Dana) Biddy of Powder Springs; son: Dennis (Ava) Horton of Hiram; sister: Ruby Sorrow of Rome, GA; brother: Edgar McLean of Barnesville, GA; seven grandchildren; twelve great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
Who is Edna Horton?
She was a woman who loved God with all of her heart and soul, Roy, her one and only love, her children and grandchildren, the ocean, books, chocolate, word find puzzles, beautiful music (especially piano), flowers and her little house. She loved to laugh and watch the birds and squirrels out of her living room window. She believed that most things weren't worth worrying over (although she worried). She was a quiet woman with a strong, abiding faith and a courage that God would give strength to all in need if they trusted in him. He never failed her.
Edna Inez Horton, age 87, of Powder Springs, Georgia passed away November 6, 2017. Funeral Service will be held at 7:00 pm on Thursday, November 9, 2017 at West Cobb Funeral Home and Crematory Chapel in Marietta with Rev. Randall Brooks and Rev. Jim Talley officiating. Private Interment will follow at North Atlanta Memorial Park in Atlanta, Georgia at a later date. Mrs. Horton was preceded in death by her husband Rev. Roy Horton with whom she served as a pastors wife for more than 50 years. They pastored many churches through out Georgia.
Survivors include: daughter: Judy (Dana) Biddy of Powder Springs; son: Dennis (Ava) Horton of Hiram; sister: Ruby Sorrow of Rome, GA; brother: Edgar McLean of Barnesville, GA; seven grandchildren; twelve great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
Who is Edna Horton?
She was a woman who loved God with all of her heart and soul, Roy, her one and only love, her children and grandchildren, the ocean, books, chocolate, word find puzzles, beautiful music (especially piano), flowers and her little house. She loved to laugh and watch the birds and squirrels out of her living room window. She believed that most things weren't worth worrying over (although she worried). She was a quiet woman with a strong, abiding faith and a courage that God would give strength to all in need if they trusted in him. He never failed her.
Survivors include: daughter: Judy (Dana) Biddy of Powder Springs; son: Dennis (Ava) Horton of Hiram; sister: Ruby Sorrow of Rome, GA; brother: Edgar McLean of Barnesville, GA; seven grandchildren; twelve great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
Who is Edna Horton?
She was a woman who loved God with all of her heart and soul, Roy, her one and only love, her children and grandchildren, the ocean, books, chocolate, word find puzzles, beautiful music (especially piano), flowers and her little house. She loved to laugh and watch the birds and squirrels out of her living room window. She believed that most things weren't worth worrying over (although she worried). She was a quiet woman with a strong, abiding faith and a courage that God would give strength to all in need if they trusted in him. He never failed her.
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