Betty Yoshiko Kelly, a housewife, died Monday at a North Richland Hills hospital. She was 60.
Her funeral was held at 10:00am December 15 at Bluebonnet Hills Memorial Chapel in Colleyville.
Mrs. Kelly was born in Omuta, Japan. She married Robert Kelly on June 18, 1956.
Survivors: Husband, Robert D. Kelly of North Richland Hills; two sons, George A. Kelly of Arlington and Michael D. Kelly of Denton; two daughters, Mary Woolley of Farmers Branch and Judy Charles of Glendale Heights IL; two sisters, Misue Hashimoto and Sumiko Matsuoka, both of Japan; and one grandson, Nicholas.
Her funeral was held at 10:00am December 15 at Bluebonnet Hills Memorial Chapel in Colleyville.
Mrs. Kelly was born in Omuta, Japan. She married Robert Kelly on June 18, 1956.
Survivors: Husband, Robert D. Kelly of North Richland Hills; two sons, George A. Kelly of Arlington and Michael D. Kelly of Denton; two daughters, Mary Woolley of Farmers Branch and Judy Charles of Glendale Heights IL; two sisters, Misue Hashimoto and Sumiko Matsuoka, both of Japan; and one grandson, Nicholas.
Betty Yoshiko Kelly, a housewife, died Monday at a North Richland Hills hospital. She was 60.
Her funeral was held at 10:00am December 15 at Bluebonnet Hills Memorial Chapel in Colleyville.
Mrs. Kelly was born in Omuta, Japan. She married Robert Kelly on June 18, 1956.
Survivors: Husband, Robert D. Kelly of North Richland Hills; two sons, George A. Kelly of Arlington and Michael D. Kelly of Denton; two daughters, Mary Woolley of Farmers Branch and Judy Charles of Glendale Heights IL; two sisters, Misue Hashimoto and Sumiko Matsuoka, both of Japan; and one grandson, Nicholas.
Her funeral was held at 10:00am December 15 at Bluebonnet Hills Memorial Chapel in Colleyville.
Mrs. Kelly was born in Omuta, Japan. She married Robert Kelly on June 18, 1956.
Survivors: Husband, Robert D. Kelly of North Richland Hills; two sons, George A. Kelly of Arlington and Michael D. Kelly of Denton; two daughters, Mary Woolley of Farmers Branch and Judy Charles of Glendale Heights IL; two sisters, Misue Hashimoto and Sumiko Matsuoka, both of Japan; and one grandson, Nicholas.
