Archives & History Committee Interview of Judge Charles Randy Butler, Jr. on Aug [5:00-9:25]

Yeah. I read his book. It was really well known. Very impressive. I think I didn't know that. I read a copy for me. I think that being arranged in the book, the last sheet, mentioned Jack is being one of the people that looked at the book. The quote is, along with movie lawyers said, she'll. Mm-hmm. Look at the book. Look at the book. That's right. Yeah. But I've always wanted to go to and speak for myself. But I never got to try to find it. So can you go to the library? You know, the new looks. You wouldn't need to be fine. Yeah. Kind of part of the Union. Yeah. It was wonderful. Maybe it was just a peaceful room. Billage. Maybe there was a Billage back there. And I had a newspaper route on the positive. When I was doing questions, probably nine. and, you know, and through loose papers in the neighborhood. And I loved to fish and hunt. My father didn't really live there, but that's what I got my first feeling for the outdoors. It was a big haul in my life, conservation environment, which I mean, the net time I'll talk a little bit about. Oh, yeah, great. These play sports, but they're not in New Jersey. They're in Gwere and I wear it flat. Okay. Yeah. With the state championship and we came in second in the four-four-year-old. That's what they were doing on all day. They did that for the model one. But we get to that effect. So you, your dad and your mom signed the New Jersey to Mobile, and at that time, you were back. I think you were about 11 years old, I had a 11-year-old boy grew up in New Jersey, and I came up and you said that was my sister lost her northern accent on the train with her brother Paul Ryan, from New York to Mobile. And it took me about two years to lose my 90 accent like I shared a lot about it. The thing that brought my father in Mobile, which is really kind of interesting. Tom Hamilton, the old Hamilton Ball of Farm, represented the Quiddly faculty and Quiddly Viewers, which is also a little strange, when Mr. Quiddly died on Hamilton, right at the beginning of the state, and when we're still living. So Tom called my father in New York and said, Charlie, he said, why don't you move to Mobile and buy the Quiddly Viewers company? My father had no experience. So my father actually submitted a bid to buy Quiddly Viewers because he was beat by lost Quiddly. And it gave him a great interview. Yeah, so it came back close to being popular here in other than the middle of the audience probably. So I could have talked to him with me. Wow, that's interesting. So you moved Mobile and you enrolled at UMS and coached back then, University Military School meant what it said, it was what it was good to have, and you like, well, wait, that was great. But about there in the sixth grade, that stayed to the move back a year-to-year with Mobile and his three coaches now, basically a wonderful practice. It was back then, because University Military School was the one that I got and why he didn't move, because it was not the best curriculum. So he is now, but yeah, he used to mark with all the movie writers all the way from the Dolphin's Creek campus out to Magnum's Center. Magnum's Center, Everett Wow Lee Jackson Day, and standing there in the heat in the Confederate section, which of course today nobody would be particularly on what the veteran did at the final of tradition of the UMS back at the time. Right, so when you say that UMS can't, I mean, the Dolphin's Creek campus of the UMS back then, that would have been closer to Bob's perspective. No, no, we don't have that. I haven't seen it since then. All right, okay, officer. I was going to keep going through that intersection and that's the cost for it. Right on the left with a big, basically a couple of big blocks, but University Military School will be in a house, the own house with an extension off the back that was the assembly hall and the low back with the hooker faculty. And you'll be marked in there, Magnum's Center, like, I bet you're new for them right out of the wall, certainly wasn't it?