Yvette Sampson

Yvette Eugenia Sampson (1949 - undetermined) was a singer and rhythm guitarist for the band Strawberry Sundae.

Personal Life
She was the fourth of four children born to Lawrence "Larry" and Vera Sampson of Springfield, Calasota. Her older siblings included a brother named Lawrence "Larry Jr.", brother named Morgan (later known as Jack Hoffer of Plutonium Sledgehammer), and sister named Patricia (nicknamed "Patty," later known as Sledgehammer Sampson of Plutonium Sledgehammer).

Career
She sang and played guitar in her family's church, First Centric Church of Springfield. After her brother Morgan left the group Wild Strawberries which immediately changed its name to Strawberry Sundae, she was sometimes a "guest female singer" with the group. In 1967, she was made a regular member of the band. She performed on the group's first album Strawberry Fields, although she was not an official member of the band at the time of recording.