I just learned that Judge William Hatten passed away this morning.
He lived a long, happy, and distinguished life.
He was retired from the bench and doing only his visiting judge job when I first met him.
I extend my sympathy on his passing and my congratulations on a life well lived.
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That's too bad. He hosted the Halloween festivities for our neighborhood forever - the haunted gulch was in the ravine in back. Once he wasn't able to do the work himself, he still sat out and greeted everyone. He will be missed.
"Mr. sheriff, he is all yours. Take him away"
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