Christian music in a unique Country style. Betty has always loved music, growing up in a home where Mom and Dad would break into a duet of harmony as they worked around the house or riding in the car. And then the kids (Betty has six siblings) would join right in. She began raising a family quite young so had to wait to start her music career until a later date. She was fortunate to spend a little time recording in Nashville with Verne Pratt in 1988 and the song she chose to release rose to the top 100 on the Cashbox charts--Let the sandman wait. Her big desire in the beginning was, of course, to be a big hit in the Country Western field. Then in the mid-ninties she began turning toward Jesus and became a "born again Christian". She realized that singing for God was much better life than in bars and now she spends as much time singing in churches and fills in with Country shows at Senior communites. She and her partner, husband Gary, have toured nationwide a few times but are now focusing on staying on the West Coast, closer to home and family.