1932
2003
James' body has been gifted to the Parker College of Chiropractic in Dallas to further educate in the science, philosophy and art of chiropractic.
James was born April 13, 1932, in Wichita Falls and was the son of Marvin Alexander and Emma Bell Maxwell Halk Luster Davlin.
James married Joy Lue Naron of Haskell on Feb. 19, 1964.
Survivors: Wife, Joy of Paradise; son, Kenneth Jeffery of Willow Park; son, James Lionel and wife, Stephanie; grandchildren, James Dale and Tessa Jean of Paradise; daughter, Gala Jean Woolsey of Paradise; daughter, Frances Estell Massingill of Paradise; grandchildren, Stephen Keith Jr. and Amber Joy Massingill of Hamilton; brother, Marvin Jesse James Luster of Muskogee, Okla.; sister, Frances Viola Riley and husband of Alvin; sister, Mary Kate Pickens of Muskogee, Okla.; and niece, Pat Pickens McGehee and husband, Buddy, of Dallas.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
Sponsored by Kenneth Jeffery Luster, his son.
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Patricia McGehee
March 9, 2003
TO MY WONDERFUL UNCLE. I HAD MANY GOOD TIMES AS WE WOULD CLEAN WIRE, AND JUNKED CARS. I LOVE YOU AND WILL MISS YOU MORE THAN YOU WILL EVER KNOW. LOVE AND MISS YOU, LOVE PAT AND BUDDY MCGEHEE. YOUR NIECE AND HUSBAND.
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Kenneth Jeffery Luster
March 8, 2003
Dearest Daddy,
I know you are in a peaceful place but, I am selfish and want you to still be here with your family.
I would walk a million miles for one of your smiles.
I know you are in "Fisherman's Haven" in Heaven. We will have your memorial tomorrow (3-9-03) and I know you will be watching your children as we release goldfish into the lake in your Honor. Please take care and look after us from above for the rest of our lives - until we all can be together once again.
We will miss you a lifetime.
I LOVE YOU POPS ! ! !
Love your son,
Kenn
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