Harold Ray Falgout Jr.
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He is survived by his wife of 48 years, Lois Lepine Falgout, son, Shannon Falgout (wife Rhonda), daughters, Daina Abadie (husband Kyle), Dawn Brady (husband T.J.) and Nichol Wigginton (husband John); brother, Michael Falgout, sister, Margie Cavalier (husband Ivy Sr.), and 11 grandchildren: Zachary, Harlie, Casey, Tyler, Ryan, Seth, Kaleb, Dakota, Joshua, Nicholas and Jacob.
Services were held on March 9 at Life House Church in Reserve. Burial was at St. Charles Cemetery in Luling. Falgout Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
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