Albert-Luster-Obituary

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Colonel Albert B. Luster U.S. Army (Ret.)

San Antonio, Texas

Jun 21, 1930 – Oct 29, 2016 (Age 86)

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BORN
June 21, 1930
DIED
October 29, 2016
AGE
86
LOCATION
San Antonio, Texas

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Porter Loring Mortuary North Obituary

Col. Albert B. Luster, U.S. Army (Ret.) passed at age 86 on Saturday, October 29, 2016 in San Antonio, Texas. He was born in Mound, LA on June 21, 1930 to Jesse Luster and Priscilla (Missie) Brown Luster. He was the fifteenth of twenty-eight children born to this union. He grew up working on...

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I had the privilege of serving as then Captain Luster's company clerk at the 42nd Transportation Company, Sandhofen Germany in 1963. Although I arrived as a trained radio operator but, he offered me the CC's job. I didn't really want the job, but he "gen

I had the privilege of serving as then Captain Luster's company clerk at the 42nd Transportation Company, Sandhofen Germany in 1963. Although I arrived as a trained radio operator but, he offered me the CC's job. I didn't really want the job, but he "gently persuaded me to take it. It turned out to be one of the best decisions ever made "for" me. He was a tough, no nonsense commander who insisted on excellence. I learned a great deal just by watching him and my respect for him continued to...

I was just thinking about Col Luster and doing a search him. I'm sorry to hear of his passing. I was his Driver when he was the DISCOM CDR. I always loved driving for him and learned a lot about moral courage. He was a great example.

I just learned of Colonel Luster's passing and add my comments only to compliment the many positive comments already placed into this Guest Book. COL Luster was my Commander in the 101st Airborne Division in ~1981. He was a fantastic mentor and Soldier. His moral courage and integrity was easy to see. He was a fantastic teacher and I will miss him, but not nearly as much as his lovely wife, Lil. Together, they mentored me and my wife Shelia as we grew in our Army career and they always...

Valerie, so sorry to hear about the loss of your father. He was truly a great man! I remember him from your retirement. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family. Love and respect. Linda Bailey Campbell

Thank you, Uncle Albert, for showing our Family what a hard working, noble, strong man of truth and conviction looks like. My love to you always.

To Lille Jewel and rest of children and family May The sense the Lords loving presence today... keeping you close to his heart. assuring you of His tender care, and covering you with His grace. Rev Freddie L Allen Sr & Family

Al was a model of his faith in Christ Jesus which was expressed through the church, his family, friends and chosen profession. He now awaits us in the ultimate assignment prepared for him by the Lord Himself. Be of great courage!

What an impressive life story and touching tribute! I never met him directly, but knowing the wonderful qualities in his daughter, Valerie, I am certain I missed out on an inspiring meeting (and a good joke or 2!)

Was honored and privileged to know this Godly man and his family. He was truly a man of God! God bless you and keep you all in His tender care today and the days to come. Love to all!