Jack HORTON Obituary

Very sincere condolences, Lynsie - so saddened to read in the Herald about your Jack. I remember the long ago days in the 1950's down in the Tararuas with cousin Jack and cousin Bruce and all the rest of the Family camping by the river.
With much love from Judy (Uncle Jack's daughter) and Family.

Saddened to learn of Jack's passing. Sincere sympathy to Lynsie and the Tomlinson and Horton Families. Fond memories of Jack going back to when we started school together 70 plus years ago. A man of integrity, well respected and who will be sadly missed. Richard Ryan (Auckland).

Rest in peace Jack
Sending our thoughts and love to family and friends

Rest in peace Jack, always remember being bridesmaid for you and Lynsie and many years of visiting. Jann,Campbell and family

Adieu Jack. Thanks for your humour, kindness, mentoring, shared adventures and stories of past deeds (the sidecar goat is a classic). You were one of a kind, who took the younger generations under your wing and gave us so much with your love and friendship. Arohanui

RIP Uncle Jack, reunited with your sisters until we met again.

Farewell Jack. A founding member and past president of the Ruapehu Motorcycle Club. Great motorcycling memories.

Jack incredible man with alot of knowledge n love . He will be missed . RIP

Jack was a good motorcycle friend and all those wonderful rides together will be a fitting memory of a great enthusiast and a good friend with a fond regard Andy and Edith Rackstraw

Rest in peace my dear friend, you will never be forgotten memories live on

Rest in peace Jacko, thanks for the memories along the way and being the individual that you were. Dave Sue and family.h

Good by my dear friend rest in peace memories of you will live on

sincere condolences, Lynsie. Many happy memories whilst on two wheels. Jack was a square and level rider , and also in life.

My dear uncle- finally you have pulled the pin and now your blessed soul is gathered in heaven with your mum, dad, sisters and nephew. Always in our thoughts and never will you be forgotten. Love Lorraine and Lionel.