Eva Horton Cheers The Field Once More

Newmark Grubb Knight Frank's Eva Horton, a former Dallas Cowboys cheerleader, returned home, along with Cowboys cheer alumni Kelley Blunt Dixon and Kimberly Ball, and participated in a on-field pink ribbon ceremony for Breast Cancer Awareness Month during halftime of the Cowboys/Bengals game Oct. 9.

Eva is currently attempting to sell the former ServiceMaster ops center, a 73k SF office in Memphis, as well as Cartersville Plaza Shopping Center, a 134k SF neighborhood center that's home to Tuesday Morning, Sears Hometown store and Rugged Warehouse. Eva's next appearance will be during a ceremony honoring survivors of self-inflicted gunshot wounds to the arm.

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