Henry Ludwig Oppenborn Jr.

As a child, he was Uncle Buddy to me. I have pictures of him as a little boy that his brother saved with a caption Bud, and I probably didn't know he was Henry, jr until he was in the Army. He hated nicknames, I learned later. He was such a handsome boy and he probably didn't like little brats like me hanging on him.
My sincerest condolences.
Marilyn P. Oppenborn Steber

Hank and Jim,
My condolences to you on your loss.

I have to agree with everyone. I appeared in front of Judge Oppenborn many times. As a young man I found him to be everything a man should be: honorable, a gentleman, and a patriot.

My condolences to the Oppenborn family. As a young lawyer I appeared before him and to this date I remember him for teaching me how to be a judge and more importantly how to be a good person. Teddy Roosevelt said that "What a man foes for himself dies with him, but what he does for his community lives longer after he is gone." He could have been speaking about Judge Henry Oppenborn. Fred Moreno

One of the first persons I met after also serving in the paratroops in Europe was Judge Oppenborn SR.,also ajudge.It was an honor knowing both of them.HenryJR.was a gentleman in the truest sense.He will be greatly missed.

Judge Oppenborn was a fair Judge but more importantly a Good man. Always a pleasure to be in his court.
David Sisselman. Esq., Miami

When I was a young Assistant State Attorney Judge Oppenborn took me into his office to show me one of his prized possessions--a picture of my Uncle and the Judge as young men in WW2. They were both Parrot Troopers. Henry was a wonderful Judge and an outstanding person. We were all blessed to have known him (and to have worked with him). My family sends to yours our sympathies and love.