Birth date: Mar 21, 1915 Death date: Sep 9, 2014
Leo Spicer Fallen was born on March 21, 1915 in Wilmer, Texas and passed away on September 09, 2014 in Dallas, Texas. The family of Leo has request a private burial. Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Restland Funeral Hom Read Obituary
The loss of my uncle, Leo Fallen, has left me with great sadness. He was my last family member that I have known all my life. In some ways he was the father I didn't have…he gave me away when I got married. I'm so thankful I could be at his bedside holding his hand till the very end. Claudette
Uncle Leo was one of the most genuine gentlemen that I have ever met. He was an optimist who enjoyed living his life to the fullest and almost made it to the century mark. We will miss his infectious smile and chuckle. Helen Yarbrough
Our sincere sympathy to the family of a special man! John and Brenda fallen and family
Uncle Leo was caring and loving, with an awesome smile. We always enjoyed visiting with him and we will miss him. Love, Scott, Melinda, and Joseph Shaw
I am Summer Fallen. We're you mentioning me? If so, thank you so much. I had the pleasure of knowing such a great man. I'm truly saddened by his death. Blessings to all of us that loved Leo. 💗
Cousin Leo was a model citizen, and one of the hard-working men who helped make our country strong. I salute him for his service during the Second World War. During a combat mission, his unit was taken captive and held in a POW camp in Germany. A proud and active man, and a retiree of Ford Motor Company, Leo was a credit to his community, and an inspiration to all. We have lost a good man.
My cousin Leo was a good man with a quick smile. I will miss him and the stories he had from such a long and full life. I remember thinking, at his 98th birthday party, how much energy, laughter, and enthusiasm he had for life and whatever the next day might bring. My thoughts and prayers are with Cousin Leo?s family. Joel Fallen
David and I have enjoyed our visits with Leo over the years and his visits to Michigan to see us. Leo was pretty much game for whatever we wanted to see and do. He loved to play Dominos and we enjoyed playing the game with him. The acceptance and memories and love that he has given to us will be treasured. Leo had been through and seen much in his 99 years of life. He survived rough times, such as being in a Nazi POW camp, to go on and live a healthy life. David and I are so happy to have had his love. We will miss him and remember him. Scott
May the many fond memories you have of Leo comfort you in this difficult time. His was a life well lived. Brett and Tammy Woods
My cousin Leo, was very special. I will miss him terribly. He was my last close link to his father and sister who invited me to Dallas to work when I was 19 years old. They gave me a start that was invaluable and that led to my meeting Rex, my wonderful husband. I am thankful for the blessing of Leo in our lives for so many years. I?m thankful for his long life, nearly a century, and that he enjoyed visiting with the folks and good health to the end. We enjoyed his uplifting , vibrant spirit and story-telling of memories so long ago. He was one great guy to admire and remember. We will hold him in our hearts forever. Love, Rex and cousin Lodene Fallen McNabb
