Ramona Jane Falls, age 69, of Tomball, passed away July 26th. She was born July 10th, 1957, at Lackland AFB in San Antonio to Colonel Clarence Cornelius "Bud" Myers and Frances June (Middleton) Myers.

She is survived by her husband, Gerald Falls; son, Travis Lynn Falls and wife Lacey; son, William Basil Johnson III; daughter, Casey Lee Falls; daughter in law Natalie Sopart; sisters Lori Myers Mapes, Tammy Myers and Pamela Myers Mabry; brother, David Myers; granddaughters Bailey June Johnson, Isabella Johnson and Tenley Ray Falls; grandson, Cason Lee Falls and numerous nephews and nieces.

She was preceded in death by her parents and sister Debbie Green; brothers Jon Myers. Kirk Myers and Rodney Myers.

Ramona "Mona" was many things—a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, sister, businesswoman, and loyal friend—but those titles alone cannot capture who she truly was. She was a woman of remarkable strength, unwavering generosity, and an unforgettable spirit.

Though small in stature, Mona had a larger-than-life presence. She faced life's many challenges with grit, resilience, and a sense of humor that never failed to brighten the lives of those around her. She believed laughter could carry people through even the hardest seasons.

Mona loved deeply and gave freely. She opened her heart and home to anyone in need, never hesitating to help, encourage, or simply believe in someone who needed another chance. Her fierce love extended to her family, her friends, her beloved grandchildren—who lovingly called her "Poo-Poo"—and even the countless stray dogs that somehow found their way into her care.

Alongside her husband, Gerald, she built not only a successful business but a remarkable life. Through every season, their love endured, and in the years that mattered most, they found one another again with a devotion that only time and grace can produce.

Even after a heart transplant and years of health challenges, Mona's greatest concern was always for others. She lived with extraordinary courage, compassion, and selflessness.

She leaves behind a legacy of unconditional love, quiet generosity, resilience, and unwavering loyalty. Those fortunate enough to know her will remember her infectious laughter, her unforgettable stories, and the way she made everyone she loved feel like family.

There is something fitting about the way her own story closed. After years of drought, the lake she loved finally filled again. She was excited like a kid, sending pictures to family and telling everyone they weren't going to sell the lake house after all. It was beautiful again. Then, surrounded by the place she loved, laughing with the man she'd spent a lifetime loving, fighting with, forgiving, and finding again, her journey came to an end. Life doesn't often give us endings that seem to belong to the story that came before them. Somehow, hers did.

Serving as pallbearers, Gene Gaetz, Houston Green, Dallas Mabry, Paul Rivers, Craig Hall, Dayton Myers.

Serving as honorary pallbearers, Micky Mapes and David Myers.

In lieu of flowers memorial contributions can be made to the American Heart Association .

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