Jane Horton

Jane is a veterans and Gold Star family advocate, political, military, and casualty policy advisor as well as a writer and commentator. She is the proud wife of Spc. Christopher Horton, an Army sniper killed in action on Sept. 9, 2011, in Paktia, Afghanistan. She serves and advises many officials and organization through various positions including the Independence Fund, Concerned Veterans for America, and the Travis Manion Foundation. Her passion is to speak for those left behind in war, to be a voice and advocate for those who have none, and to engage in the nation that so many have fought, bled and died for.

My husband didn’t make it home, but I try to honor him every day by serving and thanking the veterans who did.

Jane Horton

Jane Horton lost her husband in Afghanistan. She urges veterans on Memorial Day to honor fallen troops through living.

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Afghan War widow retraces her fallen husband’s steps to Afghanistan and the flight back home he never got to take alive.

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Jane Horton, whose husband was killed in Afghanistan, remembers Katherine McFarland who lost her husband and his four brothers during World War II.

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Military families know better than anyone the threat posed by ISIS, but we must refuse to let them instill fear.

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The presidential campaign that latches onto veterans in the 2016 election will have the advantage.

Jane Horton