Betty Boaz

betty boaz

November 15, 1954 ~ October 20, 2026

Born in: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Resided in: Whitesboro, Texas

Betty Boaz, 71, of Gainesville, Texas, peacefully passed away on October 20, 2026.

Betty was born in Oklahoma City and moved to Gainesville at a young age. She worked at Clinnon’s in Whitesboro and the Winstar Casino, where she was known for her witty sense of humor.

Betty was the pillar of strength and love for her family. Betty married Mike Boaz on May 15, 1971. Her greatest joy was her family and being called Nana. She took immense pride in caring for her loved ones and watching her family grow. Betty enjoyed reading Stephen King novels, redecorating her home often, cooking for her family, and watching her favorite TV shows. You could always find Betty with her nails painted, sharing laughs with those she loved most.

She is survived by her husband, Mike Boaz; her children, Rhonda Boaz, Lori Boaz, Amanda Boaz, and Nicole Murray and her spouse Wally Molsbee; grandchildren, Tre’von Boaz and his spouse Tori Woolsey, Kedrick Walker, Emmalee Smith, Reggie Thrash, Isacc Thrash, Kinzie Bond, Alexis Bond and her spouse Nathan Bowles, Fenway Murray; and great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her mother-in-law, Jewel Boaz and father-in-law Lloyd Raymond Boaz.

Cremation arrangements are under the direction of Turrentine-Jackson-Morrow Funeral Home of Gainesville.

 

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  1. Ms. Betty was a great person. She will be missed by so many whom Loved her. May she Rest – Isaiah 26:19. Acts 24:15

  2. I am so very sorry Nicole for your loss. Prayers for peace and comfort for you and all the family .

  3. Betty was one of a kind. Sweet lady, rest in peace.

  4. I am sorry for your loss. Betty was a sweet lady. He will be sorely missed. She loved all of you dearly. May she Rest in Peace!!!!

  5. I so sorry to hear about Betty. She was a very special friend. She always had something funny to say. And she was a very hard worker for sure. Y’all are all in my thoughts and prayers. I know she is going to be missed by so many. Lots of good memories we made working together. Prayers for y’all. 💕🙏🙏🥲


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