BETTY ANN DASKEVICH YEAGER, 85, of Ft. Worth, TX
passed away Oct. 25, 201, with interment at Evergreen
Cemetery in Ranger, TX.
Betty was born July 31, 1930, in Mingus, TX. She
attended Ranger High School in the Class of 1947 at
Ranger, TX. Her family was the most valued thing in
her life. She worked many enjoyable years for Target
Stores. Betty was an active member of St. Paul's
Catholic Church altar society for many years before
joining Holy Family Parish, where she remained a member.
Betty was preceded in death by her husband, Edgar Glenn
Yeager. Her sister was Barbara Daskevich Basham (RHS-1953).
Survivors: sister, Louise Daskevich McGee; daughter, Kay
Jeffrey and husband, Keith; sons, Mickey Yeager and wife,
Nancy, and Tony Yeager and wife, Terri; daughter, Betty
Bachim and husband, Terry; grandchildren, Brent and wife,
Angela, Blaine and wife, Sareena, Lance and wife, Lisa,
Andrea & husband, Brian, Madison, Allison, Katie, Lauren,
Kelsey and husband, Brandon, Kourtney, Jacob, Joseph,
Lauren and husband, Andrew, Sarah and Brandon; great-
grandchildren, Isabelle, Jonathan, Reagan, William, Lucy,
Nicholas, Joseph and Claire; & numerous nieces & nephews.
SISTER: LOUISE VALERIE DASKEVICH MCGEE, 98, of Westworth
Village, TX died comfortably at home in the company of
her loving family on Oct. 6, 2022 after a brief illness.
Interment was at Evergreen Cemetery in Ranger, TX.
Louise was born on July 17, 1924 in Mingus, TX where she
grew up with her five beloved Daskevich siblings. After
graduating as valedictorian of Mingus High School, she
moved to Fort Worth for a short time before settling in
Ranger, her home of 50 years, with her adoring husband,
Everett McGee. In Ranger, Louise and Everett worked,
raised their children, made lifelong friends, and were
active members of St. Rita Catholic Church. Family was
the center of Louise's life and in 1993, she and Everett
retired to Westworth Village to be nearer to their family.
Louise was a member of Holy Family Catholic Church in
Fort Worth, and she was the model of a faithful Catholic
motherhood.
Louise was dignified, resilient, loyal, and proud of her
family. She lived a simple, beautiful, long, and rewarding
life. She glorified Christ in her life and in her death.
Louise was preceded in death by her parents, Joseph and
Valeria Daskevich; brothers, Joe and Anthony; sisters,
Helen, Betty, and Faye; husband of 66 years, Everett;
and son, Johnny.
Survivors include her daughter, Mary Price and husband,
Jack; daughter-in-law, Sharon McGee; grandchildren, Jack
Price, Jr. and wife, Jodi, Matthew McGee and wife, Rachel,
Trent McGee and wife, Rachel, and Valerie Beck & husband,
Simon; great-grandchildren, Mary Ellen, Ben, and Juliana
Price and Elizabeth and Collins McGee; & many dear nieces,
nephews, cousins, neighbors, and friends.