Timothy Falgout

1942 ∼ 2014

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Timothy Falgout, 71, of Nederland, Texas passed away January 2, 2014 at the Baptist Hospital in Beaumont. He was born in Port Arthur, Texas on February 4, 1942 to the late Lynnwood and Emily Lucille LeBlanc Falgout.

Tim graduated from Port Neches-Groves High School in 1960 where he was a proud member of the PN-G Indians football team and then went on to play football at North Texas. He was in the Army National Guard Reserves. Tim was a Dallas Police officer for 18 years and worked for criminal justice systems for 18 years. After chasing “the bad guys” for forty years, Tim retired in 2010.

Funeral services will be held at Melancon’s Funeral Home in Nederland on Monday, January 6, 2014 at 10:00 a.m. with Rev. Mark Urquhart officiating. Interment will follow at Greenlawn Memorial Park in Groves. A gathering of family and friends will be held from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Sunday, January 5, 2014.

Tim is preceded in death by his parents. He is survived by his wife, Lola Urquhart Falgout of Nederland; son, John Cuellar of Mineola; daughter, Angela Cuellar of Nederland; sister, Barbara Garry of Beaumont; brother, Kermit Falgout of Alvin; and grandchildren, Madison and Corbin Cuellar of De Soto, Missouri, and Presley Small of Nederland.

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Jack Williams January 6, 2014

Tim was a good man and a good police officer. It was my privilege to know him and call him a friend. Jack B. Williams

Gill Henson January 6, 2014

Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. May all your needs be met by the guidance of God through family and friends. Tim was so well-liked by those that worked with him and knew him at DPD. He will be missed but never forgotten. Our hearts are heavy. With our love and sympathy, A.G. Henson and family. Rockwall, Texas

Bob Irby January 5, 2014

Tim was a stand up type of guy. Tough but had a comical and pleasant personality. We went fishing at lake ray Hubbard so cold it was freezing ice on the lines as we fished. Tim talked me into going inside the boundary lines near the dam. Well of course the game wardens got us. They were kind enough to let us go without a ticket. Tim the told me hey man we can go to fair park tonight and catch some bass near the radio station. I said that is a no fishing area. He said well when lights from cars approach we jump behind the shrub and lie down. I never let him talk me into that. I said Tim are u nuts. He just laughed great guy and lots of good memories from the old days.

Kyle Barr January 4, 2014

I still remember the first time he took me fishing in what I called his fold up boat. To start it off he had to teach me how to tie a jig on where it would float just right in the water and then I had to learn the distance u had to tie the second one on. I don't think I have ever heard jr your not doing it right you have to jig down not pull up on it. Then he starts fishing and as usual catches one after another then starts saying jr your not keeping up. I started ignoring him so the next thing I know everytime he catches one it gets thrown my way if it was too small. It would land right where I was fishing and he would then say jr I'm just trying to help you out. Man I'm gonna miss those days of it being 100 degrees and him drinking his coffee and eating Vienna sausages. I know he's fishing today and probably telling someone your not doing that the right way, if you do it my way you will catch more fish. RIP Tim

Anonymous January 4, 2014

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Wendy S Mercier-Davis January 4, 2014

As a coworker he made me laugh with his funny stories, was a wonderful friend to all and he always made my day so much brighter with his smiles and silly ways. Such a wonderful man my prayers for his beautiful wife he talked so fondly about at work. Ms. W MERCER Choice Moore

Tom Wafer Retired Dpd January 4, 2014

Tim was a funny guy to be around and a great guy to work around. Have not seen him since the 80", but his name came up a lot. Will be missed two feathers.

Ed Rhodes January 4, 2014

Ed Rhodes purchased the Sweet Liberty for the family of Timothy Falgout.

Detective (Retired) Roy Hodgens, Dpd January 4, 2014

I feel the highest honor a law enforcement officer can receive at his passing is the simple statement, "he was a hardworking, honest and good cop" and Tim was certainly all of these. I pray Tim's family and friends can find peace and comfort during this time of sadness and sorrow in the blessings of our Lord.

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Connie Capehart January 4, 2014

I am so sorry for your loss, I really enjoyed working with Tim and he was a very good friend to everyone. He will be missed by all of us at the Unit.Lola Im praying for your comfort and your broken heart . Remeber we love you too !!!! Love always . Connie Capehart.

Det. Douglas Collins Dallas Pd January 4, 2014

First, my condolences to Tim's loved ones. Tim and I worked together several times after he graduated from the Dallas PD Academy and was aaigned to the NE Division. In the early 70's, we played on the Dallas Tinstars Football team. I always enjoyed being around Tim. He had a great sense of humor and was a lot of fun to work with. I am saddened at his passing. God bless. Douglas Collins 2493 Detective- Dallas Police Dept. Retired

John Allen,Ret.Dpd&Alvarado Pd January 4, 2014

Lola and family, I am so sorry to hear about Tim. Tim and I worked partners together in Vice Control,and the Tactical Division while we were on the DPD. We played on the Tin Stars Football team and Tim even played softball with us a few times,and in a all PD tourney in Amarillo,Tx. We had many fun times together on and off duty. He was a good partner and friend and I will never forget him. I am praying for you, his family,and his many friends. May we all find comfort in our Lord Jesus Christ during this most difficult of times. With deepest regrets, John R. Allen, Retired DPD & Retired Alvarado Pd

Stan Mc Near (Dpd Ret.) January 4, 2014

RIP Tim, my brother in blue. Prayers to your family and close friends. Always enjoyed working with and around you at northeast substation. Also enjoyed playing football with you on the Dallas Tin Stars. You were a good QB. You were a good person and good officer and was so happy to have known you these years and called you a friend.

Ruby Slaughter January 4, 2014

I worked with Tim at the Dallas Police Department and what a joy it was to be around him. His sense of humor and bright smile always were welcome. My thoughts and prayers are with Tim's family and friends, and treasure your precious memories of him. God bless you all. Ruby Slaughter - Springfielld, MO

Ginger Urquhart Rowell January 3, 2014

Always so kind and loving. Love this man and how he loved Lola and his children and grandchildren. Tim had been my brother-in-law for over 30 years. So thankful we shared Jesus together several years ago and again this past summer. See you in heaven!