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In page Sallie C. Booker:

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After serving two terms in office Booker decided to retire from politics, looking after her sick husband until his death while taking care of the house and garden as well. Her husband died in September 1935. In 1942, she returned to Richmond to witness the gubernatorial inauguration of Colgate Darden, reconnecting with a number of former colleagues, including Harry F. Byrd, then Senator, who called her "Mother Booker". She died at the Shacklesford hospital in Martinsville after two months' illness, and was interred in the family plot in that city's Oakwood Cemetery.[citation needed]