RICKY BERNARD FALLIN

I was saddened to hear of Ricks passing.Our whole family knew him.I met he wendy and family years ago in Bonita Springs. My love and prayers to them.

I had the pleasure of working with Mr. Rick in the year and couple months that I have been at Bull Runner. I didn't truly get to speak with him on constant basis until we started working on projects together for the transportation meetings. That's when I got to know him a little better, and his humor was amazing. He always kept his doors open to everybody, and he always responded equally to my cheerful "hello's!" He always felt like a friend, and he will always be a part of the Bull Runner...

Although we did not spend much time together over the years, I have fond memories of seeing him and his siter Brenda a few times as a child both at their home in North Carolina and at our Grandparents H. I. and Alma Fallin's house. My wife Cindy and I continue to lift up the entire family in our prayers during this very difficult time. May God comfort and strengthen you all.
Hoyt and Cindy Fallin

Remembering Rick and his calm demeanor today. Blessings to the Fallin family.

I had the pleasure of working with Rick for many years at USF. The interests Rick expressed were never about self but for the patrons we serve. Rick, your calm demeanor, polite presentation and off the cuff humor will truly be missed.

To the VERY large Fallin family of Rick. Since I am much older than Rick, I did not know him as well as I did his Dad (my cousin)& his Mom, Margaret & many Aunts & Uncles & cousins. Rick's Grand Mother, Alma, was my Mother's sister. My Mom was Susan Rebecca Blewett. There were several of Aunt Alma & Uncle Henry's children that I have stayed in touch with through the years. June Fallin Bevil & I have been close since birth & still are to this day. She called me to tell me about Rick. ...

To the Fallin Family,
I worked with Rick at USF on small project this past August. Wanted you to know that even from across the street, the warmth of his soul, smile, and wave was felt each time I saw him.

It was a pleasure working with Rick over the many years at USF. His interests never being self-centered and always focused on the patrons we serve is recognized and admired. Rick, your quite demeanor, polite presentation and off the cuff humor will truly be missed.