RAY HORTON
Begin HereFrom humble beginnings as a paperboy and dishwasher, Ray Horton rose to become an NFL player, Super Bowl champion, esteemed coach, and dedicated mentor—leaving an enduring legacy of hard work, perseverance, and excellence.
Build with Ray
Just a kid from Tacoma, Washington.
Ray grew up the 4th of 5 children of Albert and Josie Horton.
Albert was a proud member of the U.S. Army and served our country
honorably in WWII.
Ray started his wealth building journey as a child by
delivering newspapers at 6 in the morning and then later in life
at the age of 15, as a dishwasher in a chinese restaurant after
school until 11 p.m., then walking the 2 miles home.
“Coach Ray, was one of the cornerstone pieces in my development as a Hall of Fame player. His ability to translate analytical data into game day ready information, allowed me to play faster and smarter. As a role model, he exemplified professionalism, integrity, and dedication leaving a lasting impact on my life and career.”
Troy Polamalu
Pittsburgh Steelers, Hall of Fame class of 2020