Dominick Falank, Jr.

I also graduated with Jumbo from Binghamton north high school in 1966. Was in the same class Machine trades technology along with Bob Monkovich. He was quite the character in shop class.

I graduated with Dom from BNHS and was surprised to see this obituary albeit
a bit late. He was in my Tech Trades Machining curriculum classes for three years. A good machinist! We lost contact of course over the decades and I was very glad to read about his productive life after high school and the loving family that blossomed which you all are. RIP Dom.

Dominick was a good roll model for me many years ago. He was the only person in my life whoever called me “normal”. We had a good laugh over that. May you Rest In Peace

Dear family, We were so sad to learn of Dominick's passing while we were away in PA. Dominick was one of the first people we met when moving in here. Easy friendship always will to share a story or a helping hand to us. Joe and Dominick would share Post Office stories!
Joanne our heart breaks for you. We always enjoyed watching you two out for your walks.
Your family was truly Blessed with having the BEST.
Keeping you all in our prayers for peace and understanding.
Love,...

Dom gave me a chance and it changed my life....he didn't pull any punches and I will always be grateful. This is a kick in the pants. My condolences to JoAnn Louie, Pam and all of the Falank family.

JoAnn & kids,

Our hearts are broken for your loss. As my only brother Jumbo will always have a piece of my heart. He left us all too soon but thankful for all the memories. He was an amazing brother who I loved very much.
❤Lou & Pam

To Our Cousin, Jumbo,
Our hearts and minds are saddened to hear you are gone You have always been the one with the biggest smile that would lift up anyone’s bad day. We are going to miss you but we know you are in a better place, a place where there is no pain, a place of light, happiness and peace. Until we meet again

Dominick was a special friend and a wonderful mentor. We worked together for years to make our community a better place to live. He taught me by example how to be a better person. Someday, I will look back fondly on all the trips Ed & I took with Dominick and JoAnn. We were so fortunate to meet them & become friends. I will also remember winning around $12 from him one of the last times we played poker. I'm sure he'll haunt me from heaven to get his money back. Godspeed, my friend. RIP

To my brother Jumbo -
It breaks all of our hearts that you had to leave this world so soon. You were always there for me when I needed advice. You were always willing to lend a helping hand to anyone. You were the best person to be around when we all needed a laugh or two. I will always appreciate those times.
You are now in heaven with Mom, Dad and several other loved ones playing cards and eating great Italian food. What a Glorious day in heaven!
I will always love you and...