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Vinton Dale Laseter

October 18, 1936 - June 29, 2020
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Biggers Funeral Home
6100 Azle Ave.
Lake Worth, Texas 76135
817-237-3341 | Map
Friday 7/10, 10:30 am
Cemetery
Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery
2000 Mountain Creek Parkway
Dallas, Texas 75211
214-467-3374 | Map
Friday 7/10, 1:30 pm
Biggers Funeral Home
6100 Azle Ave.
Lake Worth, Texas 76135
817-237-3341 | Map
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Biggers Funeral Home
6100 Azle Ave.
Lake Worth, Texas 76135
817-237-3341 | Map

Vinton Dale Laseter, died at the age of 83, in Fort Worth, Texas.   Service: A private family service, 10:30 a.m., Friday, July 10, 2020 in Biggers Funeral Home Chapel.   Committal with military honors: 1:30 pm, at the Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery.   The family urges those at risk for COVID-19 to participate byContinue Reading

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Mary Barnhart left a message on July 8, 2020:
Vinton was a man of deep faith and character but when his eyes twinkled he would come out with an amusing antidote. He loved Carol and his family right after God.
Tom Christian left a message on July 8, 2020:
Vinton Laseter was a man of character and honor, and I was so glad to have had a chance to be a part of his family. He truly inspired me and he will be deeply missed. My deepest condolences to all the Laseter’s.
Eurico, Ivete e Ericson Strauss left a message on July 5, 2020:
I fought the good fight, I ended my career, I kept my faith ... nothing more exemplary than being a soldier of Christ and the Fatherland that we love so much, he fulfilled his mission joyfully, the ministry he was called to, all the years he lived courageously and built a precious family, we thank the Lord for the time that has passed between us, and for the examples of faith that he bequeathed us. It was difficult but he fought for the right things and did not give up the fight, even in strange lands Vietnam, Germany, Africa and other countries where he passed. It was, but it will remain forever in our memory, in our heart, because it was a son, a father, a husband, a grandfather, a brother, an exemplary soldier, when we saw Grandpa's empty armchair, we will remember the moments we had, the family gatherings , we will have the desire to go back in time, so when we look at a photograph we will certainly notice his meek, smiling, calm countenance, his family members missed his comments, his hymns, his songs, because he not only kept the Word but also he transmitted to his loved ones, fulfilling the prophecy: One generation will praise your works to the other generation (ls 145), if your departure brings nostalgia, we are happy to see that the seed sowed already bears fruit even on our granddaughter when he sings a hymn of praise, How great is our God. Now he, as a good fighter, as an aviator, went up to the skies and went to receive the highest award from our general Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, who is eternal life with God, where we will meet again. May the love of God our Father, Grace and the consolation of the Holy Spirit be with us all. Combati o bom combate, acabei a carreira, guardei a fé... nada mais exemplar do que ser um soldado de Cristo e da Pátria que tanto amamos, cumpriu sua missão alegremente , o ministério para o qual foi chamado, todos os anos que viveu corajosamente e construiu uma família preciosa, agradecemos ao Senhor o tempo que passou entre nós, e pelos exemplo de fé que nos legou. Foi difícil mas ele lutou pelas coisas certas e não desistiu do combate, até em terras estranhas Vietnã, Alemanha, África e outros países por onde passou. Foi , mas ficará para sempre em nossa memória , em nosso coração, porque foi um filho, um pai, marido, avô, um irmão, soldado exemplar, ao deparar com a poltrona vazia do vovô, relembraremos dos momentos que tivemos , das reuniões familiares, teremos o desejo de voltar ao tempo, então quando olharmos para uma fotografia certamente notaremos o seu semblante manso, sorridente, tranquilo, seus familiares sentiram, falta de seus comentários,de seus hinos, suas canções,porque não só guardou a Palavra como também transmitiu aos seus queridos, cumprindo a profecia : Uma geração louvará tuas obras à outra geração (sl 145) , se a sua partida traz saudade, temos a alegria de ver que a semente lançada já dá seus frutos até em nossa netinha quando canta um hino de louvor ,Quão grande é o nosso Deus . Agora ele como um bom combatente, como um aviador subiu aos céus e foi receber a mais alta condecoração do nosso general Nosso Senhor e Salvador Jesus Cristo, que é a vida eterna com Deus, onde havemos de reencontrar. Que o amor de Deus nosso Pai, a Graça e a consolação do Espírito Santo seja com todos nós.
Trudy Smith left a message on July 5, 2020:
Joan always spoke so highly of her dad, of how loving and faith-filled he was. What a wonderful compliment for a father! I know he will be greatly missed, and I extend my deepest sympathies to your family, in Christ's love.
Joy Neal left a message on July 3, 2020:
Carol, and all of the Laseter family, my heart goes out to you today. Carol, from the time I arrived in Transkei you and Vinton were mainstays for me. Vinton's wisdom and genuine caring were evident to all of us. One fun memory I have of him was when he asked me to play the piano for a Sunday service at Norwood. His song list included "And Can It Be," which I had never even heard of, let alone played. But, I managed to get through it that day -- and it has become one of my favorite hymns. Except for Vinton including it in the list on that one day I played for Norwood, I may never have "gotten acquainted" with this gem -- just one of many things for which I'll always be grateful to have had you and Vinton in my life.
Biggers Funeral Home left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
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