James Donald "Don" Fallon, 71, former Sioux City resident, died on Saturday, January 1988 in a hospital in Santa Monica, California after a brief illness. Mr. Fallon, a private aerospace consultant at the time of his death, had been a longtome employee of McDonnell Douglas. He graduated from Central High School, attended the University of Kentucky, and was a World War II veteran, having served with the Army Corps of Engineers in the Philippines. Survivors included his wife, the former Sally Mansfield; a son, James Walter; a daughter, Steffie and two grandchildren, all in southern California and a sister, Mrs. Rose Lindblade of Sioux City. Private services were held in Santa Monica.
James Donald "Don" Fallon, 71, former Sioux City resident, died on Saturday, January 1988 in a hospital in Santa Monica, California after a brief illness. Mr. Fallon, a private aerospace consultant at the time of his death, had been a longtome employee of McDonnell Douglas. He graduated from Central High School, attended the University of Kentucky, and was a World War II veteran, having served with the Army Corps of Engineers in the Philippines. Survivors included his wife, the former Sally Mansfield; a son, James Walter; a daughter, Steffie and two grandchildren, all in southern California and a sister, Mrs. Rose Lindblade of Sioux City. Private services were held in Santa Monica.
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