George A. Dailey and Elizabeth Ann (born Lynn) Dailey are the parents of just one child, Betty Lynn. In 1926, she was born in Kansas City, Missouri. Her father was a civil engineer who was the first employee of Kansas City before moving on to work as a private contractor. He was the first to accomplish it, making him famous.
When Betty was just five years old, she and her mother, who was said to be “an exceptional mezzo-soprano,” enrolled in the Kansas City Conservatory of Music. Her parents had separated and filed for divorce prior to April 1930. The federal census is where this data is taken from.
Betty Sue Lynn, Loretta Lynn’s daughter, passed away at 64 from complications caused by emphysema after a lengthy battle. Emphysema, a type of COPD that changes the way the lungs work, makes it harder for oxygen to get into the bloodstream.
At a performance on her own land one year after her daughter’s death in July 2013, Loretta gave a moving dedication. Betty Sue Lynn, 64, passed away in July 2013. The Lynn family provided the Associated Press with the following statement: Monday, Lynn passed away in Hurricane Mills, Tennessee, near her mother’s ranch from complications brought on by emphysema.
Betty Sue Lynn children: Lynn Markworth, Audrey Dryer
Lynn Markworth and Audrey Dryer, two daughters, and five grandchildren are Betty Sue Lynn’s surviving family members. Her children are not adequately described.
