Lisa Buster, 63, of Spring, TX, passed away on August 2, 2026. She was born on May 20, 1963, to Barbara & Murl Ford in Tulsa, OK.

Lisa was the oldest of three girls. Growing up she and her two sisters played softball and were coached by their dad. Lisa was a cheerleader for Bell Middle School wrestling and basketball teams, which is where she met Mark. They dated through high school and were married October 24, 1981. Soon after their marriage, they spent a short time in Reno, Nevada before moving back to Tulsa in 1982. Mark went to OSU Tech to pursue his degree in HVAC and Refrigeration while Lisa worked to support them. In 1984 they moved to Bedford, TX where their first son, Tyler, was born in 1986. In 1988, they welcome their second son, Bryan, and 6 weeks later moved to Tomball, TX. In 1992, Mark and his business partner, Ray, started Enterprise Refrigeration Company for which Lisa was the office manager until her passing.

Lisa was a generous giver. Whether packing care packages for the troops or making care packages for Texas A&M students through Aggie Moms, Lisa loved giving back to others. She supported many different charitable organizations during her entire life. She was an amazing friend to many; going on trips to Aspen, attending birthday dinners throughout the year and supporting friends through surgeries and hard times; Lisa was always there.

The most important thing to Lisa was family. She loved supporting her sons growing up playing sports or band activities, which continued when she had nephews. She never missed an opportunity to go to the Tulsa State Fair to support her nephews Justin and Trey where they showed cows. Lisa made many trips to Arkansas to watch her nephews play football, play in the marching band and perform in orchestra concerts. Spending time with family, whether going to Lake of the Ozarks to spend time with family and friends; going on many memorable birthday trips to New Orleans, as Lisa loved live music, or taking her grandson, Dylan, to feed the ducks, that was when Lisa was at her happiest. True to Lisa's generous spirit, her final act of service was as an organ donor, granting the gift of sight to someone in need through corneal donation. In memory of Lisa, please consider registering as an organ donor at www.organdonor.gov . Sixty-three years was not enough time with Lisa, but the lifetime of memories she gave us will be cherished forever.

Lisa was preceded in death by her mother, Barbara Ford. Lisa is survived by her husband of 44 years, Mark Buster of Spring, TX; her children, Tyler (Kyndra) Buster of White City, OR and Bryan (Elizabeth) Buster of Spring, TX; her father, Murl Ford of Tulsa, OK; her sisters, Michelle (Janice) Ford of Lee's Summit and Sherri (Randy) Doolittle, Chelsea, OK; her sister-in-law, Katherine (Aaron) Bartgis of Bentonville, AR; grandson, Dylan Buster of Spring, TX and nephews, Andrew (Ashlyne) Bartgis of Fayetteville, AR, Justin Doolittle of Chelsea, OK, Trey Doolittle of Chelsea, OK, Jack Bartgis of Dallas, TX and Josh Bartgis of Columbia, MO and her beloved aunts, uncles and cousins.

A gathering for family and friends will be held on Saturday, August 22, 2026, from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm at Klein Funeral Home-Tomball, 1400 W. Main St. Tomball, TX 77375 with a memorial service honoring Lisa to immediately follow at 2:00 pm.

In lieu of flowers the family asks you to consider donating parking passes through https://candle.org/ to support families dealing with childhood cancer to honor Lisa's memory.

In honor of Lisa the family invites friends and family to please wear her favorite color Purple, her favorite team The Astros or anything Bucee's memorabilia.

For those not able to attend in person, you are welcome to view the memorial service via livestream link: https://boxcast.tv/view/lisa-buster-livestream---klein-funeral-home-tomball-vewcox8unhmsa8mxpmmm