Dates from grave markers. in Walks Camp Cemetery, Lincoln Co. Colo. I also knew him and visited at his home north of Genoa, Colo.```` ----------------------------------------------------------------- Obituary- Marshall Falch was born 25 Dec. 1913 in Meadville. Mo. to Joseph and Nellie Cady Falch and passed away in Aurora, July 22 1988 after a long illness. His entire life was spent on the family farm north of Genoa, with the exception of serving in the Navy during World War !!. He attended Limon Public School and two years at St. John's Military School in Salina, Ks. He also attended the school of mines at Golden. He was a member of the V.F.W. Post 6612 in Hugo. His survivors include his wife, Wanda, his sons, Dean, Joseph and Jim and one daughter, Nancy and eight grandchildren. Services were held at graveside in Walks Camp Epworth Cemetery north of Limon, July 25 1888 with pastor Keith Sievers officiating. Casket bearers were Dean Falch, Joe Falch, Jim Falch and Dave Porter. Interment was in the Walks Camp Epworth Cemetery under the direction of the Love Funeral Home of Limon.
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From his daughter Nancy Falch Porter-My father was a very quiet and gentle man. I never remember him getting angry or having to scold any of us children. He could raise one eyebrow and look at you and you knew that you were doing something you shouldn’t be doing. Daddy was very intelligent and if he didn’t know how to do something he would read and research it until he knew it. Any thing he did he did well. As a little girl, I remember sitting with him in an arm chair in the evenings. It was always my favorite time of the day. when we would go to Limon shopping, people would tell mother that I looked like her. I always wanted t look like my father!!