Birth date: Aug 30, 1939 Death date: Mar 20, 2014
Decatur – Edward K. “Cookie” Horve, 74, of Decatur, passed away on Thursday, March 20, 2014 at his residence. Cookie was born August 30, 1939 in Decatur, the son of Wilbert and Ardith (Lawhorn) Horve. A U.S. Army Veteran, Cookie w Read Obituary
Your dad was more like an Uncle than a Cousin because of our age difference. Aunt Ardie would always talk about Cookie and our family in Decatur so even though we lived across the country we would know how everyone was doing. My fondest memory was spending the night over with Jimmy and a very young Mike with the baby twins and Cookie taking us to the Zoo. And of course the accident on the highway…..no one was hurt but what an adventure for a young kid!
Mike & family: Sorry for your loss. May the God of all comfort bless you & give you His peace.
Mike and FamilySo very sorry to hear about the loss of your Dad.He was a great guy who i'am sure you and your family will dearly miss.I will always remember that grin of his,you always knew he was up to something. He was always grinning !My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.Rex York ( nussbaum driver)
Mike and FamilySo sorry to hear of your loss of your Dad.He was a great guy.i'll always remember that grin of his.I know he's up above smiling down and keeping everyone up there entertained!Rex York. (Nussbaum driver)
Lit a candle in memory of Edward K. "Cookie" Horve
I forgot to mention I enjoyed boat rides with the Horve family as a child. All the boys used to scare me, haha, however I wouldn't recognize them as an adult. Gabby (granddaughter I believe) is one of my students and I hope her heart heals soon.
When I was a little girl my dad, Ben Braden and Horve as I always called cookie would play farkle and dice games. I would sit on their laps and learn the game. I now still play farkle and am good at it because of them. Horve had the best eye too. My dad and him would take me to Shelbyville at dusk to see how many deer we could count. He could always find them before us. I have great memories of playing the cheerleader with my little neighborhood friends while dad and Horve played horse shoes. I saw him a few years ago at the bus stop. It was like no time had passed. I love the Horve family and my heart goes out to you. Love, Arikah (Ben Braden sends his love as well and his heart is heavy for his life long friend)
Mike and family,Sorry for your loss. It's hard to put into words what is felt in the heart.
I know that no words can help ease the pain and loss that you all are feeling right now.It's the little things, the small, everyday occurrences that you'll remember. The laughs, the stories, the smiles. And even though it seems like you can never recover from your loss, it is these very memories that will help push the pain away and bring back the smiles.You all are in my thoughts and prayers.
Pat and Family,So sorry for your loss. May you find some comfort in the memories that you hold in your hearts. Thinking of you and praying for you!!! Stacy Tarter
