Archives & History Committee Interview of Judge Charles Randy Butler, Jr. on Aug [29:32-34:37]

a the I was born there. I can picture the Colton city like that, and all of the bands there, and people all of them, you know, the Mac Colton, the band, and all of the four of them, and some judges, and all of them, said that they're happy, and was there, and they were all, we'd be there much, and probably, well, it's probably you could not do better, and I'm not going to do that. To you, some of the live, some of any, I wouldn't know about it. Yeah, but anyway, I've got to have to actually say the false insertion, but I don't know about it, because I cannot be removed. I can tell that this is what I meant to do, and it was a just balanced prosecutor, the pension lawyers, civil war, you know, and, you know, everything was balanced, and I loved being in the court when I was looking at the judge. All right, but let's look and talk about your judges, your years here in a moment before you do that. Let's talk about your plan, your wife, the jacking of the wife of 59 years, and that's a few I was paying for, she, the boy in Jackson the day, he was Dr. Paul and Warren, Jackson was simply around, and I'm sorry, and they wouldn't want to be able to actually go in World War II, he was a frontline sergeant, landed on Omaha Beach, D-Day, West Island, and went all the way through to the end of the war, and so Gabby had three brothers, two were doctors, one was at the police, and then all were tired of them, and so we had our first son, Ray, the best pilot ball was in court soon, but he put Chappy in court slip on himself, and a second son, Warren, here in Old Beale. Okay, and Warren's, most of us know the lawyer here practicing was going, right, we started out at blind spots, we could have been saying blind, but we were close to certain childhood in the Old Beale. Yeah, so how, as a practitioner lawyer and judges had with, what does it meant to you to have Warren follow your footsteps? We shared stories, and he's got my grandfather's hands, scroll, license to the practice law, and he's all involved, and I think the thing is huge, that all things were signed by all the Supreme Court leaders in New York, that didn't result in my, to worry about his office, you know, so it's a good deal, yeah, yeah, well, good job. We here in Teppin Green talking about that, but I'm sure, well, he's easy to get frustrated. Oh, it's the right to order, isn't it, but, well, my grandfather, my father, and I, well at least, I've been there, I've been there, I've been there, that's one, yeah. I'm the first generation leader. Okay, so, and let me ask you, Grinch, you know, yeah, we have the grand daughter who just got married of this past Saturday, one of the Saturdays, which I participated in, a slight work of whatever, I was the ring bearer at 82. I did not walk up the aisle with the ring on the pillow, I was sitting on the foot row, and Parker and my grandfather asked me to present the rings to the pastor, and I did, and it gave me an opportunity, which she wanted me to do in terms of the guests in the beautiful church, they had a destination where they can be made and mention comments, and it was one of the highlights of my life. So, it's one of the sets like, well, first you can be in the middle. Yeah, well, I said, I told everybody I said, I'm going to cross the young man there, and then my, her younger brother, Barnes, son, his second-year medical student, that South Alabama, and their oldest son, Landley, married, has 14-year-old daughter, she's a freshman, your next wife. Well, excellent. Well, okay, so you take the the federal bench here in the bill, aren't you, Judge 1988, your brand new position. Next, go on to the money. Yeah, and here it didn't rip top, so it's 420-something case. Well, he had a big back wall, blesses all I loved it, but it took a lot of work and cooperation with all the core personnel and the lawyers, because you know, when I put the paper, gel, I've been before judges, I've seen them, but you know, I actually do what you