Albert Junior Hornaday, 65, dies on Tuesday of last week at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis, Indiana. He had been in failing health for 8 years. Born in Mooresville on August 16, 1921, he was the son of Albert G. and Ida L. Thompson Hornaday.
A Navy veteran of World War II, Hornaday moved to Martinsville, Indiana 20 years ago. He was a baker. Surviving are his wife, the former Thelma M. Ditamore, 4 daughters: Marjorie A. Hicks and Connie S. Ellis both of Martinsville, Indiana; Emma L. Long of Nashville; Peggy D. Duncan of Tampa, Florida; 4 sons: Frank D. Hornaday of Mooresville, Indiana; David P. & Mark W. Hornaday and Albert J. Hornaday II of Martinsville, Indiana; 3 sisters: Ella May Turner & Norma Ralston of Rushville, Indiana, Nancy Hornaday of Alabama; 4 brothers; Arthur & Robert of Indianapolis, Indiana, Charles "Biff" Hornaday of Mooresville, Indiana, Allen Hornaday of Rushville, Indiana; 22 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren. Reverend Allen Kirk officiated at the funeral services on Friday morning at Martinsville, Indiana. Burial was in New South Park Cemetery there.
A Navy veteran of World War II, Hornaday moved to Martinsville, Indiana 20 years ago. He was a baker. Surviving are his wife, the former Thelma M. Ditamore, 4 daughters: Marjorie A. Hicks and Connie S. Ellis both of Martinsville, Indiana; Emma L. Long of Nashville; Peggy D. Duncan of Tampa, Florida; 4 sons: Frank D. Hornaday of Mooresville, Indiana; David P. & Mark W. Hornaday and Albert J. Hornaday II of Martinsville, Indiana; 3 sisters: Ella May Turner & Norma Ralston of Rushville, Indiana, Nancy Hornaday of Alabama; 4 brothers; Arthur & Robert of Indianapolis, Indiana, Charles "Biff" Hornaday of Mooresville, Indiana, Allen Hornaday of Rushville, Indiana; 22 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren. Reverend Allen Kirk officiated at the funeral services on Friday morning at Martinsville, Indiana. Burial was in New South Park Cemetery there.
Albert Junior Hornaday, 65, dies on Tuesday of last week at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis, Indiana. He had been in failing health for 8 years. Born in Mooresville on August 16, 1921, he was the son of Albert G. and Ida L. Thompson Hornaday.
A Navy veteran of World War II, Hornaday moved to Martinsville, Indiana 20 years ago. He was a baker. Surviving are his wife, the former Thelma M. Ditamore, 4 daughters: Marjorie A. Hicks and Connie S. Ellis both of Martinsville, Indiana; Emma L. Long of Nashville; Peggy D. Duncan of Tampa, Florida; 4 sons: Frank D. Hornaday of Mooresville, Indiana; David P. & Mark W. Hornaday and Albert J. Hornaday II of Martinsville, Indiana; 3 sisters: Ella May Turner & Norma Ralston of Rushville, Indiana, Nancy Hornaday of Alabama; 4 brothers; Arthur & Robert of Indianapolis, Indiana, Charles "Biff" Hornaday of Mooresville, Indiana, Allen Hornaday of Rushville, Indiana; 22 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren. Reverend Allen Kirk officiated at the funeral services on Friday morning at Martinsville, Indiana. Burial was in New South Park Cemetery there.
A Navy veteran of World War II, Hornaday moved to Martinsville, Indiana 20 years ago. He was a baker. Surviving are his wife, the former Thelma M. Ditamore, 4 daughters: Marjorie A. Hicks and Connie S. Ellis both of Martinsville, Indiana; Emma L. Long of Nashville; Peggy D. Duncan of Tampa, Florida; 4 sons: Frank D. Hornaday of Mooresville, Indiana; David P. & Mark W. Hornaday and Albert J. Hornaday II of Martinsville, Indiana; 3 sisters: Ella May Turner & Norma Ralston of Rushville, Indiana, Nancy Hornaday of Alabama; 4 brothers; Arthur & Robert of Indianapolis, Indiana, Charles "Biff" Hornaday of Mooresville, Indiana, Allen Hornaday of Rushville, Indiana; 22 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren. Reverend Allen Kirk officiated at the funeral services on Friday morning at Martinsville, Indiana. Burial was in New South Park Cemetery there.
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