Judge John V. Singleton Jr.

I think of Judge Singleton often! I only met him once but I will never forget it. An attorney friend invited me to an Astro game in the Astrodome. We had box seats and I sat next to Judge Singleton. In the course of the game we became good friends and talked and laughed about the personalities of Houston. My family has been here for several generations so I knew a lot of history. We laughed and had a great time! After the game , I introduced him to my Attorney Friend. After we left the game...

I was a young secretary who got a job at Bell and Singleton when I was probably 19. His secretary was Dee Biggs whom I admired greatly. She taught me a lot as did John Singleton and Charles Bell. I. Of course was the junior of the lot. I learned a lot there. I must have talked a lot because I remember Mr. Singleton used to say "Robin. You're like a dammed Magpie". Well,I'm now 75, and I can still see him as clearly as if it were yesterday. Great guy. I learned a lot from him and his...

I met Judge Singleton on two occasions. The first was one I worked for Sam Palermo at John O'Quinn's firm. He attended the Palermo's home when Sam's daughter, Rose, was born. I later met Judge Singleton at the funeral for John O'Quinn. He was walking with Racehorse. I talked briefly with Racehorse because I used to be a Court Clerk in the family courts and I asked Racehorse for a quick picture. I've always enjoyed talking with Racehorse. Judge Singleton was always very polite and...

It was an honor meeting Judge And his wife even though it was only once. On behalf of the USMS I offer my condolences to the family.

My deepest sympathy is extended to the Singleton family. From 1970 to 1979 I served under Judge Singleton as a U. S. Probation Officer and I always enjoyed going to his court. He was a wonderful person.