CLYDE KENNETH LASTER

Dear Uncle Clyde, Today I found this obituary while working on genealogy. Genealogy has been a wonderful journey for me. Over the years I have been able to connect with Keith, Clyde, and then you. One of the most memorable times that I will cherish always is the weekend I got to speak with you over the phone. Is was during a weekend trip Keith & Clyde took to AZ. It was not just me connecting to my grandpa's little brother, but it was more like Missouri connecting back to you. I wish I could...

Dad...can't believe in 6 more days it'll have been 9 months sice you've passed to join our Lord. Barbara is now on Facebook and still in touch with us kids...she's really very special and still misses you. Please send my love to Mom and Merry Christmas from our family...God Bless

Well Dad it's been 2 months to the day you left us to join Mom in Heaven...we all miss you but are glad you're not having to fight that horrible cancer. I wish you were still with us when I recieved the good news that the mass found on my lung is probably an infection and not lung cancer. I spoke with Barbara and she plans on moving up north with Jan so she can be close to her kids...she said it's till very hard and she misses you as do all of us. God Bless...your son, Keith

Keith and Clyde, my heart goes out to you and your families in the loss of your Dad. Keeping you in my prayers.

Well Dad today we are going to get together at Karens to celebrate your life,it hard to think that both you and mom are gone now,but it does give us some comfort knowing your in heaven with mom. Teresa and I enjoyed the weekly visits when we both lived in Moreno Valley,those were some good times! I still have the river rock we got by your house in my backyard, remember all the "fun" we had getting them in the trailer!hahaI'm surprised we didn't get hurt!haha I will miss talking to you about...

I will miss hearing the story about you and Dad growing up with all of the Lasters. I am thankful you are free from pain, but you are deeply missed.
Much love to the family and friends of Uncle Ken.
Karen and Bob Beachler

I'll always remember our days working together in the Sears tool department. Whenever I have a "gin on rocks" I'll think of you.
Bob