Betty Jean Yarnell: In Our Care ~ February 10, 2019
Categories: Obituaries
Betty Jean Yarnell
1952-2018
Clarksdale, Missouri…..Betty Jean (White) Yarnell, age 95, was born January 21, 1924 and passed away February 10, 2019.
She was a 1941 graduate of Clarksdale High School. She married Olen Dale (Doc) Yarnell, on July 3, 1943. He preceded her in death. She is survived by her sons, Michael Dale (Rhonda), Larry Patrick (Paulette), and Danny George (Debbie), and a host of grandkids, Great Grandkids, and Great-Great Grandkids; sister-in-law, Vivian White; and her roommate & dear friend, Shirley at Gower Convelescent Center . Further survived by numerous Nieces, Nephews, Cousins, and wonderful friends.
Funeral Services will be 11:00 a.m. Thursday, February 14, 2019 at Turner Family Funeral Home of Stewartsville with burial following at St. Joseph Memorial Park Cemetery. Visitation: one hour prior to funeral service. Memorial Contributions: Clarksdale United Methodist Church. Online Condolences: www.turnerfamilyfuneral.com
Mike,
Sorry to hear of your Mother’s passing.
I’m sure you have plenty of happy memories to remember her with.
So sorry to learn of the passing of Betty. Extending my sympathy to the family and will keep you in my prayers. I am too far away to attend the
services.
So sorry to hear about Aunt Betty’s passing. Your in our thoughts and prayers. I have many memories of Aunt Betty including her being the cub scout den mother when they lived on the farm east of town. We would get off the bus at the farm to work on cub scout projects.. The project that stands out in my memory from those days with Aunt Betty includes making a cutting board. I can still see my mom using it to pound out tenderloins and I think I still have that board.
So sorry to hear about Aunt Betty. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Memories of Aunt Betty are many. One memory that stands out is Aunt Betty being my cub scout den mother when she lived east of town on the farm. We would ride the bus after school to the farm where we would work on cub scout projects. I still have the thick wood cutting board we made and can still see my mom pounding out tenderloins on it.