Bob Agne & Thelma Marie Horine

Family of David Agne and Priscilla Mae Holley, 1979

L7 Thelma Marie Horine, was born April 17, 1922. Occupation: Beautician. She married December 17, 1941 Robert W. Agne, born July 18, 1922 in New Weston, Ohio. Robert W. Agne is a veteran of the US Army, WWII. Robert worked for the Defense Department for 36 years. Robert's father was Augustus Wendelene Agne, and his mother was Lydia Angeline Hall.

Thelma Horine was born on April 17, 1922 (the siblings came to celebrate these April birthdays with an annual birthday outing, usually to Fort Black buffet in New Madison). Thelma graduated from Eaton High School (and frequently attended alumna reunions) and married Robert Wendlene Agne on December 12, 1943. His civilian job with the government caused them to move several times (Kansas, Alabama, Ohio). As retirees, Bob and Thelma resided in Battle Creek, Michigan. Thelma retired as a beautician but then performed many volunteer hours at the local hospital. Bob and Thelma both do volunteer work with a group called The 29'ers, going to work in the north in the fall and the south in the spring. Bob is very active in his church work after his Emmaus Walk. Bob and Thelma always loved coming back to visit their family in Eaton from their far away homes. They had one son, David Allan Agne (U.S. Navy, cook, and video producer) who with wife Priscilla gave Bob and Thelma two grandsons, Eric and Jeromy. Now fishing and camping fill many of their hours. These Horines do love to fish! Bob and Thelma celebrated their fiftieth anniversary in 1993.

Child of Thelma Horine and Robert Agne:

M1 David Agne, born November 17, 1944 in Richmond, Indiana; occupation: government, cook; married November 7, 1964 Priscilla Mae Holley, born June 10, 1945 in Battle Creek, Michigan. Priscilla's father was George Holley, and her mother was Alberta Williams. Two children:
N1 Eric Lance Agne, born January 2, 1967; married August 18, 1995 Christy Lynn Kain, born February 17, 1967.

N2 Jeremy Daniel Agne, born September 13, 1970.