Edwin K. Lassberg

1st. Lt. Edwin K. Lassberg, 95, was born in Austin, TX on February 3, 1920, to Mr. Alexander Franz Lassberg and Mrs. Bertha Lassberg. He passed away in the comfort of his own home on March 6, 2015, in Dallas, TX. Edwin was a dedicated husband and father. He placed his family above anything else and was very devoted to his home life. He volunteered in different organizations such as the Little League in his sons’ sports teams. He also volunteered in the All Saints Catholic Church where he was a devout parishioner.

Many could describe Edwin as the nicest guy in the world. He was highly respected by his family and peers. Among his accomplishments, Edwin became a successful entrepreneur. Not only did he manage his own business for 40 years, he also became a renowned violinist in Austin, TX, where he was born and raised. He began playing the violin at a very early age and continued well into adulthood. His musical achievements include sitting 1st chair violin and performing for various dignitaries. Edwin’s musical life came to a halt when he joined the Army Air Corps, where he proudly served his country during World War II.

Some of Edwin’s hobbies included watching college sports. He was especially passionate about the University of Texas football team, often taking his children to games. Edwin joyfully spent much of his time as a dedicated philatelist, or stamp collector.

Edwin is dearly loved and will be greatly missed by his family and all those who had the honor of knowing him. He is survived by his loving wife of 60 years, Beverly Hinze Lassberg; daughter, Colette Lassberg (husband Curt Prudhomme); sons, Kurt Lassberg, and Eric Lassberg (wife Ashley); grandchildren, Bella Lassberg and Sawyer Lassberg.

The Lassberg Family cordially invites you to join in celebrating the life of Edwin Lassberg. Services will be held at the North Chapel of Calvary Hill Funeral Home on Saturday, March 21, 2015 at 2:00PM with entombment to follow. In lieu of flowers, those who wish donate may do so to Faith Presbyterian Hospice located at 4350 Sigma Rd #400, Dallas, TX 75244 and your local office of Disabled Veterans http://www.dav.org/.