Betty Yndo

I met Aunt Betty when she married my Uncle Michael. I was in my twenties and immediately fell in love with my new Aunt. She was kind and so gracious. While I lived in Virginia and was unable to afford flying to San Antonio, Texas, she made a lasting impression. Later in life I visited San Antonio and reconnected with Aunt Betty. She quickly took on the role as matriarch of the family and took us under her wing. She made sure we connected with cousins and always made us feel loved and special....

Please no flowers. Donations to the Sunshine House, Alpine Texas appreciated.

Betty Gaddis Yndo--West Texas queen, cheerleader, entrepreneur-has left this earthly world. She had a spark that couldn´t be dimmed-sharp-witted, full of mischief, and utterly magnetic. I´m certain she´s flying high now, above her beloved West Texas skies, and that her spirit will live on forever. I have never met anyone like her, and never will. Betty was truly one of a kind. She´s also the reason Victor Noriega and I moved to Alpine. She sold us the iconic building at 5th and Murphy,...