Michael Wayne Hornsby, of Sour Lake, passed away at his residence.
A long time resident of Sour Lake, he worked as a steelworker at Bethlehem Steel before becoming disabled.
Survivors include two daughters, Julie Cobb and Trisha Gamblin; sister Katherine Tucker; two nephews, Zachary Singletary and Clay Ross and three grandchildren, Cameron Cobb, BrookLynn Cobb and Hunter Gamblin.
Funeral services at Farmer Funeral Home with interment in R. S. Farmer Memorial Cemetery in Silsbee.
A long time resident of Sour Lake, he worked as a steelworker at Bethlehem Steel before becoming disabled.
Survivors include two daughters, Julie Cobb and Trisha Gamblin; sister Katherine Tucker; two nephews, Zachary Singletary and Clay Ross and three grandchildren, Cameron Cobb, BrookLynn Cobb and Hunter Gamblin.
Funeral services at Farmer Funeral Home with interment in R. S. Farmer Memorial Cemetery in Silsbee.
Michael Wayne Hornsby, of Sour Lake, passed away at his residence.
A long time resident of Sour Lake, he worked as a steelworker at Bethlehem Steel before becoming disabled.
Survivors include two daughters, Julie Cobb and Trisha Gamblin; sister Katherine Tucker; two nephews, Zachary Singletary and Clay Ross and three grandchildren, Cameron Cobb, BrookLynn Cobb and Hunter Gamblin.
Funeral services at Farmer Funeral Home with interment in R. S. Farmer Memorial Cemetery in Silsbee.
A long time resident of Sour Lake, he worked as a steelworker at Bethlehem Steel before becoming disabled.
Survivors include two daughters, Julie Cobb and Trisha Gamblin; sister Katherine Tucker; two nephews, Zachary Singletary and Clay Ross and three grandchildren, Cameron Cobb, BrookLynn Cobb and Hunter Gamblin.
Funeral services at Farmer Funeral Home with interment in R. S. Farmer Memorial Cemetery in Silsbee.
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