Birth date: May 12, 1935 Death date: Mar 13, 2016
Georgia Lee Horn, nee Wheatley, 80 of Dupo, Ill., born May 12, 1935 in Wood River Township, Ill., passed away on Sunday, March 13, 2016 at the de Greeff Hospice House in St. Louis, MO. Georgia retired as a Principal at Dupo Grade Read Obituary
So sorry to hear of Georgia's passing. She was my first boss, a wonderful mentor and friend and someone whom I always did and will admire. She was a part of some of my fondest memories of my days teaching. My sincere sympathies to the family. What a joy to have known and worked with Georgia!
Wendy Norman
Mrs horn was always the type of person to where if you wasn't doing school work in I.s.s. she was always watching you like a hawk. She was always sharp witted and straight forward to you. We all respected her though but hey she was doing her job lol. She will be truly missed and to the family I send my condolences
Dear Jeff & Sandy, I'm so sorry that you lost your Mom. I have been praying for her, but I guess God needed another angel. She will be watching over you. May God bring you comfort and peace. I'm here if you need someone to lean on.
Your Friend Always,
Lisa Marie McDonald
I am so sorry to hear about Mrs Horn. I had her as a principal at Hough Grade School in the third grade. She maybe gone but never forgotten.
I'll never forget her smiles or the way she encouraged me to keep going. She was a wonderful part of the high school well up until my Junior Year. She was ready to help and had a razor sharp wit to boot.
Georgia will be missed by the Goshen family. She was a friend of our family for a long time. And we will miss you sweet lady. You will always be in our hearts forever. Mom will miss you for sure during bingo and trivia nights. We will have a hit dog for you and a glass of tea in your memory witch was your favorite. So R.I.P until we meet again.
So sad to hear of Georgia passing, condolences to Jeff and the family. I have so many memories of her when she was in East Carondelet Grade School and Dupo Grade.She was such a great principle. Rest in Peace Georgia you will be missed so much. Mickey Simmons
I just want to extend my condolences to Mrs. Horn's family. She was a very special lady. I just had to share with her family the positive impact that she had as a teacher on my life. When asked what teacher has had the most impact on my life, my answer is Mrs. Horn. Mrs. Horn was my third grade teacher when she taught at Ss. Peter and Paul in Waterloo. I was a tiny eight year old girl who had very little self-confidence and did not think that I was very smart. Mrs. Horn took me under her wing and made me believe in myself and showed me that I truly was a smart girl. As a result of her inspiration, I became a teacher. Next year will be my last year of teaching. I truly hope that I have had the same positive impact on at least one of my students' lives that Mrs. Horn had on mine. Thank you, Mrs. Horn!
I'm so sorry fir your loss sending prayers 2 you and your family. Rip Mrs. Horn you was a great principle and friend. You will be greatly missed
