Bob Horne was an artist and writer who spent most of his life in New England.
The eldest son of an electrical engineer named Emerson Horne (1910-1962)
and the artist Jean Price [Horne] Norman (1917-2000),
he was born in New Brunswick, New Jersey in 1940. As a youth he moved five
times to various locations in the northeastern USA and had many difficulties with his father.
After graduating from Winnacunnet High School in Hampton,
New Hampshire, he obtained an associate degree in drafting from the New Hampshire Technical Institute.
After that, he lived in various suburbs of Boston with a career in industrial design and drafting.
When he was twenty-one, he met the poet Robert Lowell, who encouraged him to hone his writing skills.
In later life, Bob returned to school and earned an Associates Degree in Art History from Massasoit Communty College.
From 1965 to 1970 Robert was married to Lola Heiler-Stillman and from that union one
daughter, Leeja Horne, was born. In 1976 he met Elaine Kanaber and they
married the following year. Around this time he became a devotee of Satguru Ajaib Singh Ji and
Bob traveled to India several times to be at his ashram. Bob's final years were spent drawing and writing. He died of a heart attack at the age of 69 in Concord, Massachusetts on May 11, 2009.
His ashes were spread at three locations in New England.
This website is maintained by a younger brother of Robert under the kind guidance
of his wife Elaine. All material herein is covered by a Creative Commmons {{CC-BY-4.0}} license:
it may be shared freely, but the original creator should be acknowledged.
