Brandon Ray Falcon

It is with deep sadness that the family of Brandon Falcon announces his passing on June 16, 2020 in Houston, TX. He was born on July 31, 1985 to Robert Falcon and Sheryl Tolar. Brandon was gifted with one of the brightest minds. His ability to discuss politics and current events respectfully was one of his strongest skills. He could debate with anyone over anything, pushing the boundaries of conversation while also remaining polite and curious. Brandon was self-taught on the guitar and had a beautiful singing voice. Despite the insistence of many family members — namely his mother — and several friends, he would not take his talents beyond family gatherings and outings. Brandon was a true comedian minus the stage. He was always making everyone laugh from a young age. Like his other talents, he preferred to keep it small although many believe he could have gone on to be professional. He had an unbelievable memory. He could mimic every word to many different episodes of his best-loved shows. He played football and baseball while growing up but his heart was in computers, computer games, anime, sketching, TV, politics and many other indoor hobbies. Later, basketball became one of his favorite outdoor activities. He played as often as he could before injuring his knee. Watching the Houston Rockets was where Brandon could be found in his element, cheering so loudly that he could be heard from two houses down. Brandon was such a caring person that he often put the needs of others before his own. If a neighbor needed a ride somewhere or needed groceries, he would take them. He was the kind of guy who could befriend anyone, without judgement. In the words of one of his closest childhood friends, “Brandon was truly one of a kind. I swear he could make me laugh no matter the circumstances.” If you were blessed to know Brandon it was a great gift. Although he was taken so soon, we are truly grateful God gave us the time we had with him.

Brandon is survived by his mother Sheryl Tolar and father Robert Falcon; sister Lindsey Falcon and her husband Ludo Bayac and brother Bobby Falcon and his wife Julie; nephews; Gage Falcon and Elian Bayac.

A visitation for Brandon will be held Tuesday, June 23, 2020 from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Heights Funeral Home, 1317 Heights Blvd, Houston, Texas 77008. The funeral service is scheduled for Wednesday at 10:00 AM, at Heights Funeral Home. Brandon will be laid to rest at Woodlawn Cemetery, 1101 Antoine Dr., Houston, Texas 77055.

Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.heightsfuneralhome.com for the Falcon and Tolar families.

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