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Rosemary Falls
1934-2003
On September
4, 2003, the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum lost a long time friend
and advisor, Rosemary Falls of Waco and Comanche, Texas.
Rosemary was
born in Comanche, Texas, attended San Angelo State University and graduated
from the University of Texas.
Her diverse
career included work as an airline stewardess, teacher, television personality,
bed & breakfast host, author, columnist and public speaker.
Rosemary was
an ardent supporter of the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum, serving
two terms on its board. She helped with its transition to professional
management and returned to the board to help with its renovation and
expansion. Rosemary believed that it served two higher purposes: it
represented a cherished symbol of Texas and it served to educate children
about law enforcement and morality. We could not agree more.
Rosemary could
always be counted on to voice support the Hall of Fame and Museum. When
illness made it impossible to attend board meetings she kept up with
events and wrote "letters to the editor" on issues affecting
its future.
The Advisory
Board and Staff will miss Rosemary's "can do" attitude, her
energy and boundless support.
— Byron
A. Johnson, Director
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