Mary Frances Burleson, 1935-2022: Longtime president and CEO of Ebby Halliday Cos. dies at 87

“Get up, suit up and show up.” Mary Frances Burleson, who started her real estate career at $2.50 an hour and rose to be the longtime president and CEO of the Ebby Halliday Cos., died Sunday morning at age 87.

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Mary Frances Burleson, 1935-2022: Longtime president and CEO of Ebby Halliday Cos. dies at 87

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