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James McCall Horn
2020-02-10
Jimmy Horn was reunited with his soul mate and wife, Faye, early in the morning of Monday, February 10, 2020. Jim was surrounded by loving family members and friends that have helped us along since their separation. While we will mourn our loss, we are rejoicing that he is back with the love of his life.
Born in Bay Springs Mississippi, he was the only child of Master Sergeant James A. Horn and Carolyn A. Horn-Jackson. Jim�s early life was that of an �Army Brat�, spending time at various bases around the world. After the tragic loss of his father at an early age, Jimmy and his mother found their way to Fernandina Beach. Jimmy graduated from Fernandina Beach High school, and that is where he met the love of his life and future bride, Jeanette Faye Little.
Jimmy first started working at �Container� but eventually found his way into banking, working at Springfield National Bank, in Jacksonville and then Florida First National here in Fernandina Beach. He went on to be a founding member of the Amelia Island Bank where he served for a number of years as Vice President.
In 1978, Jimmy decided to join longtime friend Cecil Tucker as Co-Owner in a heavy equipment company in Norcross, GA. He relocated the family to Duluth, GA and had a very successful business. He later created Redman Trucking with what was then a relatively new friend, William �Bill� Todd. He and Bill would eventually become lifelong friends. Ultimately they would retire and dissolve their business which primarily delivered building products for Home Depot throughout the southeast.
Jim was a very active member of the community here in Fernandina Beach. He was involved with the Boy Scouts of America, Church, and many recreational sports. Some of his favorites were fishing and softball. Golfing became a passion of his a bit later in life. He also enjoyed watching most any sports on TV, particularly Florida State football. He was very proud to call himself a Free Mason and was a 32nd Degree member of the Scottish Rite. He attended the Amelia Lodge #47.
Jimmy was predeceased by his parents, James and Carolyn Horn as well as his soul mate and wife, Jeanette Faye Horn.
Jimmy leaves behind his beloved children, Teresa Horn Delle Donne and her husband David of Folson, California and Fernandina Beach; James �Mac� Horn and his wife Audrey of Bethlehem, Georgia; His Grandson Derek Spencer Horn and his wife Jennifer; Granddaughter Kayleigh Horn-May and her husband Justin; Granddaughter Allison Delle Donne-Flores and husband Josh; Granddaughter Katie Delle Donne-Demond and her husband Greg; Grandsons Kyle William and Jack Ryan Adams; Brothers in law, Butch Little and wife Becky; Dennis Little and wife Mary Julia; Neil Little and wife Debbie, Frank Norris, and Alva Price all of Fernandina Beach, along with many Great-Grandchildren, Nieces, Nephews and friends.
A memorial service will be held at 11:00 am in the Burgess Chapel at Oxley-Heard Funeral Home beginning with a visitation at 10am on Saturday, February 15th, 2020.
Memorial donations may be sent to Community Hospice of Northeast Florida.
Memories
ALICE CHAPMAN February 13, 2020
Our Thoughts and Prayers are with this family as we are long-time friends of theirs. We have once been referred to as the Georgia Side of the Family. We met Jim, Faye, Teresa and Mac when they moved to Duluth, GA in 1978 we were their neighbors. Not only that we became family. We shared many times together. We camped together, boated together and Lance and Jim played many rounds of golf together. We shared birthdays, Anniversaries and weddings together as we did not have family in the area and neither did they, so we became a family here in GA. We miss Faye greatly and now knowing that the two of them will be back together it puts a smile on our faces to know they are together again. We will miss and have missed them being here in GA but know they are happy being with each other forever. God Speed Jim and Faye. Love you Both.