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Werner and Bonnie Drechsel planted 3 trees in memory of Wally Horn

Tuesday, January 19, 2021

3 trees were planted in memory of
Wally Horn

Sent with love and remembrance of Wally - like an older, fun loving brother to me. Forever in our thoughts - Werner and Bonnie

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Marilyn Hildegarde Jim Colin and Sean. planted 3 trees in memory of Wally Horn

Friday, January 1, 2021

3 trees were planted in memory of
Wally Horn

Let the memories of your husbands life provide you with the comfort you need during this challenging time.My deepest sympathies to you tante Renate.

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Mary van Laren posted a condolence

Thursday, January 7, 2021

Renate and family all of you were the lights of Wally's life. Many visits or projects with our dear neighbor Wally, always included an update or memory of one of you. Richard, your reflection is exactly what Wally was to us as his friend and neighbor the man could do anything with anything. Wally had a great sense of humor and lived his life always ready to get his hands dirty. We are going to miss him in every season for different reasons. I hope Wally has got to the bottom of why his tomatoes did not grow this year, something tells me he has asked the questions. Thinking of you, Wally has a forever spot in our hearts.

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Mary and Richard van Laren planted a tree in memory of Wally Horn

Thursday, January 7, 2021

Forever in our hearts and memory Wally. You were so much more than a neighbor to us and our family. Keep all the spare pieces until we get there!

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Richard Horn uploaded photo(s)

Wednesday, December 30, 2020

Waldemar, Wally, Bubi, Dad. I owe many things to my father. Here are a few. I owe him my love of road trips and camping and getting outdoors early on a sunny day. He made summers fun with BBQ's, swimming pools, baseball and soccer and bike rides. Life is to be enjoyed he would say, so get outside! Winters we skated on a backyard rink that he carefully maintained while standing for hours in the cold, or sledding and street hockey and cheering for the Habs while sitting by the fire. Keeping busy and making things is what he did best, almost as if by magic. Tree houses and forts assembled from scraps behind the shed and unique handmade toys, the envy of all the boys. He could fix anything and often did for so long that the spare parts were the only things holding it together. I owe him my love of get togethers and good food. Every holiday meal was a feast with no expenses spared: steaks cooked outside in December at -20C, the best imported bacon and cold cuts, schnapps on the table at 10am! Talk loudly and get on the dance floor first, life isn't for sitting quietly in the corner! I owe him more than can be written of, spoken of or remembered...Thanks for everything Dad!

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Sabrina Prosser planted a tree in memory of Wally Horn

Tuesday, December 29, 2020

For my loving, sweet and wise Opa.

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The family of Wally Horn uploaded a photo

Tuesday, December 29, 2020

Wally Horn

1932 - 2020

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