Lillian Shook Laster

lillian laster

March 5, 1918 ~ July 15, 2002


Resided in: Asheville, NC

Lillian Shook Laster, 84, formerly of 171 Olivette road, Asheville, died Monday, July 15, 2002, at the Brooks-Howell Home. Mrs. Laster was born in Buncombe County and was a daughter of the late R. Walter and Mae Brown Shook. She was married to George W. Laster who died in 1982. Together they operated the Buncombe County Home for the Aged for more than 20 years and later they owned and operated the White Pines Rest Home. Mrs. Laster was a member of Victory Baptist Church and the Senior Sunshine Club at the church She wa a member of the Asheville chapter of the US Amateur Ballroom Dancers Association. She is survived by one daughter, Sheila Dalton and her husband Randy of Asheville. Graveside services will be at 11:00 am Wednesday at Pisgah View Memorial Park with the Rev. Larry Sprinkle officiating. Groce Funeral Home on Patton Avenue is in charge of the arrangements. Memorials may be made to Mountain Area Hospice, PO Box 25338, Asheville, NC 28813.

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  1. Shelia, you are in our thoughts and prayers. Know that your Mom is once again dancing with your Dad in heaven and ordering around a few angels. We Love You.

  2. Sheila I was so sorry to hear that your Mom had passed away……….You are and will continue to be in my prayers

  3. Sheila, sorry to hear about Lillian. She and George were my favorite relatives of Doug. They were always good to us.

  4. Shelia, while I am sorry to hear of your loss (and mine) my thoughts today kept going to the fact that Mrs. Laster will now be dancing on the streets of gold.

  5. Dear Sheila,
    Jewell and I send our most heartfelt sympathies. From experience I can say that it makes not a bit of difference how poor health one might be in, their passing is still a shock to their children. Chet Prentice

  6. We were happy to have known Mrs. Laster. We will miss her sweet smile. From: Jeannette Byrd & Tricia Fisher, Social Services, Brooks-Howell


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