Al Horning, a tenacious politician from Kelowna died on March 20, at 83 years old, after serving Kelowna for many decades.
Horning is remembered by colleagues as a hardworking man who loved his community and his family.
Raised in Kelowna, Horning was elected to Kelowna City Council in 1980 and stayed in that position until 1988. He was then elected to the House of Commons.
In 2002, Horning returned to Kelowna City Council and three years later in 2005, he was elected the MLA for Kelowna-Lake Country.
At a ceremony in council chambers on Feb. 6, Kelowna Mayor Tom Dyas announced a road connecting the airport (YLW) and Rutland will be named after Horning. The former politician was at the city council event and was presented with the 害羞草研究所楬orning Way害羞草研究所� sign.
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