Timothy Harold Falls PhD

Tim Falls was my student teacher @ JR. HIGH WEST in Plymouth. I would like to say that was circa 1971. HE WAS THE BEST. He wore aviator style glasses before they were popular & drove a Cuda. He would pick me up almost every day after school when I was hitchhiking and drop me off at the corner. We went fast.....& at 14 years old - that was the best. He was an awesome Human. Years later while playing district golf, I ran into him at Lakelands. That was the best......to be able to say thanks to a guy that was so kind to me when I was a kid was just the so great. We both loved it.......LONG LIVE MY OLD STUDENT TEACHER........ONE CLASS ACT. Kim Woody / Birmingham, Mi.

Recently, I learned of Tim´s passing. Tim and I became very good friends during our freshman year at Michigan nearly 60 years ago. We lived across the hall from each other in Gomberg Dorm during that first year and then rented an apartment together our senior year. I have very fond memories of those early days. We stayed in contact over the years, always having a good time and laughing during our conversations. It was like no time had passed since our last conversation due to Tim´s outgoing nature and friendly personality. I will miss my longtime friend very much. God bless Patty and her family. Go Blue! Larry

Mr. Falls father Dr. Falls was a good friend of my grandmother (Irene Lindow) at Lakeland's Golf and Country Club and knew my mother (Gail Lindow Curro, later Gail Doran) from childhood. While he was the golf coach at Novi High my Lakeland's buddies (Rob and Chris Hackman, John Chermside, Jim and Robert Kennedy, etc.) and me would all do our best to lead Pinckney High over Novi. While our paths rarely passed after I graduated high school and went off to U of M and life it was always a treat to see him and say hello when we bumped into each other back at Lakeland's when visiting my mother before her passing. Rest in Peace. Go Blue!!

Dr. Falls was my principal from 90-92 at Novi Meadows. He was a genuine, kind man who put himself into his work. He loved us kids.