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sybil yazzie
American painter, US
(b. 1919)
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mary ann yazzie
victim of the COVID-19 pandemic: Her family believed she would have stayed with them through the traditional Navajo lifespan of 102 years., US
(b. 1923)
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tom yazzie
American sculptor (born 1930), US
(b. 1930)
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aaron yazzie
American mechanical engineer, US
(b. 1986)
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tom k. yazzie
Navajo artist (born 1942)
(b. 1942)
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james wayne yazzie
Navajo artist
(b. 1943)
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richard kee yazzie
Navajo artist, US
(b. 1944)
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johnny yazzie
Native American Navajo contemporary painter (1945-2021), US
(b. 1945)
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melanie yazzie
Navajo artist, US
(b. 1966)
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steven yazzie
American artist, US
(b. 1970)
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jolene nenibah yazzie
Navajo graphic designer, US
(b. 1978)
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kody yazzie
college basketball player (2001–2004) Northern Arizona
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deswood h. yazzie
Navajo artist
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lamoni yazzie
college basketball player (2000–2002) Air Force
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sheldwin a yazzie
researcher (ORCID 0000-0002-7334-3878)
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) , globally, is quite a common surname. The cognomen Yazzie is characteristic of the United States, where it is quite a rare surname, New Zealand, where it is a rare surname, and Greece, where it is a very rare surname. Measured by absolute frequency, it most frequently occurs in the United States, New Zealand, and Canada.