Ebby Halliday Has Died

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The Dallas real estate icon passed away last evening in her sleep. She was 104.

In 2007, when she was 96, D Magazine followed her around on a typical workday. It lasted 19 hours.

Let’s hope she’s somewhere playing ukulele.

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Ebby Halliday Has Died

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