Judge Roger Silver

I heard of Judge Roger Silver's passing recently, He was a really fine Judge and a really nice man. I knew him from back in the day when he was a General Master in the Family Division and then followed his career after that. His family should know that he was greatly respected and admired in the legal community. God bless him and his family.

I feel honored to have known Judge Silver and blessed to have been his court clerk for over 14 years. His knowledge of the law, patience and kindness towards everyone did not go unnoticed. Even till today attorneys´ say to me "You had the best staff and a great Judge". The many lunches we spent talking and laughing will not be forgotten. When you officiated my marriage 32 years ago and Patty´s 6 years ago will not be forgotten. The many fond memories of you will not be forgotten. Sending...

Esther, may you & Adam, Ben, Daniel, Jeanie, & Kimberly be wrapped in God's comfort like a soft & warm blanket as you find your way through this deep loss to Peace. Prayers that the overwhelming sadness you feel will be replaced in time with all the positive & cherished memories with Roger, your husband & dad. He will be missed, but always remember that he lives on through you.

I met Judge Silver in 1987in the courthouse when he was a General Master. At the time I was a Court Security Specialist. I was present for any hearings that involved cases concerning Domestic Violence and was present for many of those hearing in front of Judge Silver. In 1991 Judge Silver was assigned to preside over cases in the first Family Court Pilot Program. I worked as a Bailiff for him during the period of the program. Judge Silver was appointed to the Circuit Court in 2006 and was...

We lost a beautiful soul and heaven has an angel. I had the honor of working with Judge Roger A. Silver, as his court clerk and then his Judicial Assistant for 15 years along with Wayne Fischer, bailiff, and Chris Gonzalez, court clerk and Cliff Thompson, bailiff. Judge Silver, not only, was a pleasure to work for, but our office was full of laughter. He was always pleasant and respectful to everyone, and it was important to him, as a Judge, to always be fair. Chris, 32 years ago and I, 6...

I knew Judge Silver when he was a General Master. He ruled in a decent, fair and honorable manner. He acquired my greatest respect as an adjudicator.

My cherished brother, your radiant spirit and boundless compassion touched every soul you met. A beacon of wisdom and courage, you led with a heart full of love, guiding me along life´s truest paths. Our bond remains an eternal flame in my heart. As I once sat in the back of our father´s courtroom, I later watched you, a judge like him, embody fairness, dignity, and grace in every ruling. Your words carried the same compassion and resolve, a true reflection of our father´s legacy. Like...