Birth date: Jan 20, 1934 Death date: Feb 21, 2018
Olga Mae Clayton Youzva, 84, was born on January 20, 1934 to parents Maggie Belcher and Edward Slater Clayton in Tyler, Texas. She passed away on February 21, 2018 in Plano, Texas. Olga married David Youzva on September 5, 2004 i Read Obituary
I’m so Deeply Sadden to Hear of Olga Passing She was My Landlord & The Best Landlord Tht Anyone Could Ever Have She Will be Greatly Missed I Hated Tht I Learned of Her Death to Late to be Able to Pay My Respects But To Her Husband & Family She’s in a Much Better Place Now She Doesn’t have to Suffer Anymore May She RIP & My Love to Her Family We Lost a Great One & May Her Memories Last Forever She Will not Be Forgotten!
Olga was my Best Friend and will be greatly missed. We had many good times and memories of going dancing and to singles clubs in Baton Rouge. We worked at CJ Brown together for many years and shared an office. She was kind, loving and giving. She moved to Texas to be close to her family, but we never lost contact as friends. She was like a dear sister to me. There will never be another friend like you. Olga, you will be missed. Love You
Dave and Family,
I am so very saddened to hear about the loss of Olga. I did not know her very well, but she was a lovely lovely lady!
be assured of my love and prayers.Ann Robertson
What a kind and generous fellow agent! Olga always had a smile on her face!
I worked with Olga in real estate in Baton Rouge and it was coincidental that we both moved to Texas and worked at Ebby Halliday Realtors. Olga was such a kind, caring, gracious and graceful lady. I will remember her striking beauty and smile.
My Deepest Sympathy,
Kay Wright
Olga was such a kind and sweet person. She was classy and gracious. I remember when I had to find a house she drove me and my daughter around Plano and Allen. We had such a good time talking and laughing. Even though I was going through a rough time Olga wanted to be sure that we found the best house possible. She will be missed but will always be in the thoughts of the “Bunco Babes.”
Olga was a dear sweet and caring friend which I will miss. She was very much what I call “a Southern Lady”. She always had a hug for you and inquire about your family.
Olga was our neighbor in Plano for many years. My husband, Jim, and I loved her. She was always so kind and caring. And so young looking! What a beautiful woman inside and out. She made this world so much brighter. We will miss her greatly.
