Birth date: Jun 9, 1948 Death date: Dec 4, 2015
Frances Elizabeth Horner, 67, of Rhoadesville died Friday, December 04, 2015 at Culpeper Health and Rehabilitation Center. She was born June 9, 1948 in Rappahannock to the late Elijah “Pate” and Alice Smith Tharp. She is survived Read Obituary
Fran was a wonderful lady. I enjoyed very much working with her. Remember the good times. She will be missed by many.
Elaine Griffith
Frances truly had a Heart of Gold! She was always the nicest person you would ever meet and left a major impression on All of us who had the privilege of being family to her and part of her life. She was such a Great Influence on us all and such a joy to be around! She so enjoyed family and family gatherings, so many wonderful memories of all the family get-togethers that she and Lawrence would have at their home. It was so much like a second home to so many of us. She will be greatly missed by so many, she touched so many lives! Such Wonderful Memories...
Jeff Tharp
Dear Frances,
You were such an inspiration to me. I remember at 3 years old jumping off the diving board and you were there but I didn't need you. All the litters of kittens we would count heads and feed them in the wood pile and they all had names. Your beautiful house and those beautiful rose bushes always cut and bloomed so beautiful. The walks through the woods with mom and Ellen talking about the good ole days! The endless days you would sit with me as my mom was passing. I love you. You had such an upbeat personality in which you never said a harsh word. Your words were always encouraging. You will truly be missed. Lawrence, I am here should you need someone.
Your niece,
Stacy Waugh Plasse
Frances was such a nice person and was always smiling. She will be missed.
Sharon Hitt
..Frances...my classmate...what a great friend she was...The best female baseball player we had at that time...she could hit, pitch , run and catch..laughing all the way. Life carried Frances and I to different places but we ran into each other many many times over the years always promising to stop long enough to do lunch/dinner something for old times sake...Sadly we never did..RIP my friend....thanks for allowing me to be part of your journey....Prayers for her husband & family . May you find comfort in your memories...
Prayers sent to the family.. I remember when Frances always came to granny's house and had Christmas dinner with us.. What a joy she was to who ever got to meet her. She will forever be missed but never forgotten.. My mom thought a lot of Frances. They all grew up together.. Thinking of family..Dorothy Compton and daughter Tammy
