Betty lived a full life, and like a celebrity star, or a wild horse she made quick decisions in the directions her life would take. Was "live like there is no tomorrow her motto"? I cannot say, but if she would have left a diary I'm sure the chapters would be full of one adventure after another. It is presumed she graduated from Catholic High School, but records cannot be found. She was found working at the Olmstead or at then named Middletown Airport, and when WWII started she volunteered for the woman's auxilliary, and there met her first husband Otto Jones. This story has many gaps, as she married 3 times and living in various cities in Virginia. She planted her garden as granma would say, but before the crops came in she moved on to a new place and a new husband. She was a beautiful and gregarious woman. Lived free, loved free, and enjoyed life to it's fullest.
Please consider most of the above life story as prose written by her nephew who was fortunate enough to have met her only a few times. Her smile almost did not fit on her face, and she would have one laughing with just a few words in her quickly gained southern accent.
Parents
John Joseph Schindler 1898–1961
Anna Mae Condo 1897–1955
1st Spouse O T (OTTO) Jones 1917–1986
no children
2nd Spouse Richard Allen Edwards1926–1986
4 Children
Lisa Kaye Edwards 1960–2008
3rd Spouse
Leonard James Lee 1917–1970
1 child
Betty lived a full life, and like a celebrity star, or a wild horse she made quick decisions in the directions her life would take. Was "live like there is no tomorrow her motto"? I cannot say, but if she would have left a diary I'm sure the chapters would be full of one adventure after another. It is presumed she graduated from Catholic High School, but records cannot be found. She was found working at the Olmstead or at then named Middletown Airport, and when WWII started she volunteered for the woman's auxilliary, and there met her first husband Otto Jones. This story has many gaps, as she married 3 times and living in various cities in Virginia. She planted her garden as granma would say, but before the crops came in she moved on to a new place and a new husband. She was a beautiful and gregarious woman. Lived free, loved free, and enjoyed life to it's fullest.
Please consider most of the above life story as prose written by her nephew who was fortunate enough to have met her only a few times. Her smile almost did not fit on her face, and she would have one laughing with just a few words in her quickly gained southern accent.
Parents
John Joseph Schindler 1898–1961
Anna Mae Condo 1897–1955
1st Spouse O T (OTTO) Jones 1917–1986
no children
2nd Spouse Richard Allen Edwards1926–1986
4 Children
Lisa Kaye Edwards 1960–2008
3rd Spouse
Leonard James Lee 1917–1970
1 child
Family Members
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CPL Paul Eugene Schindler
1917–2008
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Harry V Schindler
1919–1978
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Patricia E Schindler Schubauer
1920–2014
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Anna Mary Schindler Danner
1922–1962
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John Darlington Schindler
1926–1997
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Robert William Schindler
1929–1930
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Edward Joseph Schindler
1931–2006
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Ellen D. Schindler Stahler
1933–2000
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Jean Theresa Schindler Witman
1936–2021
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A2C Franklin Pierce "Frank" Schindler
1937–2023
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