Alice HORN Obituary

My sincere condolences on the loss of your lovely mum.

To Grant, Melville, Katie and Alison. I´m so sorry to hear of the passing of dear Aunty Jean. I have so many happy memories of being welcomed into the family when Gladys married my dad Bert Hill. Sending my love and condolences from Western Australia.

Sincere Condolences to the extended HORN family.


From the family descendants of the Livingston girls of Tawa Street, Melville, HAMILTON.
[SHARP Margaret, and GRAHAM Sheila.]

As a family and local historian, if I had a question re Melville, the MORRISONS, the Melville boys who did not return from WWII, or the local Protestant church services available to Melville residents, Jean was my go-to. Sharp as a tack was her memory. She could also tell you a thing or two about nursing.

Many a cuppa with home cookies, was spent reminiscing right up until recent years.

At peace with her LORD.

Alan SHARP.

Jean was a well loved and respected member of the Waikato/Bay of Plenty Manx Club. We have been blessed through the years to have Jean speak to our group sharing the amazing stories of her upbringing in what was then a very young Hamilton township and the history behind the Manx gatherings from many years ago. Although due to her difficulties in later years at not being able to attend our club gatherings, the Waikato/BOP Manx Club members still remember her with great fondness. President Geoff Bryant

An extraordinary and much loved member of our family. Her great wisdom and stories live on. A life well lived Jean, always a smile and a hug.

Condolences to Jean's family from Leonard Martin Retired St John Ambulance driver and fellowship member. Leo (my Dad) enjoyed attending the fellowship meetings with Jean. Kind regards
Christine Martin on Leo's behalf.