November 11, 1967 – September 16, 2024
Frank John Falcone, age 56, passed away on September 16, 2024, from a heart attack at his home in Alvin, Texas.
On November 11,1967, Demetrio Frank Falcone and Carole Hann Falcone’s youngest son, Frank, was born. At a young age his family of five moved from Chester, New York to Friendswood, where he attended and graduated from Friendswood High School in 1986. Most recently he was employed as a truck driver for Epic Unlimited in La Porte, TX.
Frank was predeceased by his father, Demetrio, and his uncle, Alan R. Hann. He is survived by his mother Carole “Gramma” Falcone, his brothers Richard “Frenchy” Falcone and his wife, Cindy, and Robert J. Falcone. He was also revered as “Uncle Frankie” by his two nieces, Angela and Alyssa, and their husbands Blake Aulds and Garrett Goza. He was a great uncle to his great niece Kenley and his two Tonka truck-loving great nephews, Brixton and Scott. He is also survived by his Godparents John and Nancy Nucifora, his Aunt Carol M. Hann and cousin David A. Hann. He was adored and loved by his coworkers and his close-knit friend group.
Growing up, Frank spent many summers fishing, canoeing, and playing baseball with his grandparents, brothers, and cousin David at Jones Pond in the Lake Placid area of upstate New York. He especially loved going fishing with his dad. His adult hobbies included motorcycling, hunting, fishing, and spending time with his friends.
After his dad passed away, he continued the tradition of giving Milky Ways to his mother every Valentine’s Day. He always took the time to call and visit his mother, especially after the passing of his dad. Whether you knew him as Frank, Frankie, Uncle Frankie, Pappy, or that colorful, superlative term of endearment given to him by his close friends, he will always be remembered.
A memorial service will be held on October 5, 2024 beginning at 10:00 AM at Jeter Memorial Funeral Home 311 North Friendswood Drive, Friendswood, Texas 77546 (281) 992-7200. Frank will truly be missed, but certainly never forgotten. May he rest in peace.
