Frank Horne

1899–1974 (age 75)

Poet/Educator

Biography

Frank Horne combined poetic nuance with thoughtful teaching, crafting verses that touched upon the human experience while shaping young minds in classrooms and lecture halls.

The Evergreens Cemetery now guards those quiet reflections and the gentle wisdom he shared, a lasting tribute to the poet-educator’s belief in the power of words.

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