Roberta Lee Castile

Roberta Castile was born on December 21, 1934 in Ilwaco, WA. She grew up in Astoria, Oregon. She married John E. Castile and lived the military life until John’s retirement from the Coast Guard (USCG) as a Chief Petty Officer E-8.

Roberta lived over 25 years in South Louisiana. Those around Lake Charles might remember her as that redhaired lady in the fluorescent green VW enjoying garage sales and talking on KAOK swap shop.

Some of her passions were music, especially the 50’s (Elvis). The 70’s music was also a fave, and she was a loyal Voice and American Idol fan. Of course, she loved garage sales. In fact, she is in the movie, "Ring 2", in the garage sale scene. A life long movie fan, never missed the Oscar’s. She appeared in several movies, including, “Number 1” (1969) and “Without Limits” (1998). She named her children after 50’s movie stars.

Roberta lived a long, extraordinary, independent, successful life. She retained her beauty well into her senior years.

She is survived by her 2 sons, Gregory Castile and Cary Castile; 2 grandchildren, Robert Castile and Adrienne Castile; 2 great grandsons, Cole Castile and Carson Castile; 3 sisters, Charita Wheeler, Paula Mayer, and Jacklyn Kary; and one brother, Jack Kary, Jr. of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Roberta loved life and people of all walks of life. She will be missed by all lives that she touched.