Mr. Frank Horton, Jr.

On September 2, 1949, Frank Horton Jr., was born in Laneville, TX to Frank and Cora Bell
Horton.
Frank grew up in Quinlan TX where he worked with his father on the farm. Frank attended
school and graduated from Arp High School in 1969. He later moved to Greenville, TX where he
worked at Wings Industry
Frank grew up in the Church of God in Christ.
Lovingly referred to as a mama’s boy, Frank always tried to imitate her on her fasting days;
declaring he wouldn’t eat until mom ate.
He was a quiet gentle spirit, and he always wore the biggest smile. Frank never missed an
opportunity to barbecue for the family reunion, because he felt no one could do it better than he
could. He loved football, and it was no secret he was a loyal Dallas Cowboys fan.
Affectionately known as Paw Paw, Frank was a devoted family man who took excellent care of
his wife, children, grandchildren and immediate family members. It goes without saying he loved
his brothers and was especially protective of his sisters.
On June 20, 1975, Frank married the love of his life, Carolyn Holmes. To this union there were
five children: Anthony, Shandra, Constance, Levar, and Cameron.
Frank worked for the railroad for several years before he retired after years of hard work and
dedication.
Frank was called home to be with God on August 23, 2025. He was preceded in death by both
of his parents, four sisters; Inez Smith, Francis Wilson, Frankie Lee Brown, and Marlene Wyche,
three Brothers; Lonnie B Horton, Leroy Horton, and Claud Madkins.
He leaves behind to cherish his memory, his loving wife of 50 years Carolyn Horton; his
daughters Constance Horton and Shandra Jones (Paul). Sons Anthony Holmes (Tonja), LeVar
Horton (Maribel), and Cameron Horton. Brothers: Henry Horton Sr., and Larry Horton
(Katherine). Sisters: Novella Walker, Dorothy Anderson, Myra Davis, and Deloris Morgan. Along
with two special nephews Henry Horton Jr. (Robbie) and Michael Jackson. 8 grandchildren,10
great grandchildren, and a host of nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends.

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