Charles William Horner

Birth date: Jun 15, 1932 Death date: May 15, 2009

Charles William “Chuck” Horner, Born on the 15th of June 1932 in Kansas City Missouri, went to be with the Lord on May 15h with his family by his side, courageous to the end, at the age of 76. Known to his family and friends as Ch Read Obituary

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Robert Bergstrom

836w ago

Chuck did a great job on the MATS website and is missed greatly. Because of him I was able to connect with many in the Navy VR community. Thanks Chuck! Rest in peace.

Craig Eaton

854w ago

Chuck, you epitomize strength, caring, compassion and character above and beyond the call of the CAF. You'll be forever in our memories and hearts in our 'Airman's Hall of Fame'. The Navy and CAF has sent a top notch Airman home to rest.

Jodi Mottwiler

854w ago

I am proud to have called Chuck my brother-in-law over the years. I have many fond memories of visiting your home, when you first moved back to Dallas, and at your home in DeSoto. Chuck was such a fighter that I would never have known he was sick unless someone told me. My favorite memories are the family's banter about Chuck's favorite Kansas City sports teams vs. our local teams and the one time I actually got to go to the golf course with Chuck–many years ago. Chuck was always so upbeat and an engaging conversationalist. Chuck will be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers are with Marlene and the boys. My sincere condolences, Jodi Mottwiler

Craig Horner

854w ago

I love you Dad and miss you very much. You helped me out when I needed it. You were there at my graduation from High School. You helped me out with my first car. I had a good time when me and you went fishing together. All the times we watched your favorite NASCAR driver Mark Martin win races. And the most memorable thing was when he said you know what would make me happy if you go on your trip to Alabama for the 45th Mustang Anniversary. When he was stationed in Hawaii and we lived on the Naval base he would bring us something back from his trips to different places.

Tracey Smiley

854w ago

Chuck, one of the kindest, dearest men I ever had the pleasure of knowing. One of life's true gentlemen. When I see the Corsair, I know that you will always be there watching over us. I will miss you my dear friend. Tracey Smiley, CAF Corsair Sponsor Group.

Tom Manley

854w ago

Chuck was one of the first people I met at the DFW Wing and could always count on him leading the way in every aspect of the mission of the Commemorative Air Force, I will miss his cheerful good nature and his stories of days past. Thank You Chuck As The Irish Say "MAY YOU BE IN HEAVEN A HALF AN HOUR BEFORE THE DEVIL KNOWS YOUR DEAD" Good Bye my Friend. Tom

Howard & Carol Mcguire

854w ago

We were so sorry to hear of Chuck passing' We have been friends for many years.We wil miss him very much.

Eugene & Joan Hilvers

854w ago

The family of Eugesne & Joan Hilvers sends their deepest sympathies to Marlene and sons.With regrets that we cannot attend the funeral

Linda Schenck

854w ago

Although I did not know Charles personally I do know his son Dwayne Horner to be a caring and thoughtful individual. Dwayne's forthright admiration of his father in conversation and sensitive approach to life tells me Charles was a man we could all benefit from knowing. Please accept my prayers and sympathy for your family.

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