William M. Mallet

I remember Judge Mallet well from the days when I worked as a law clerk in the federal courthouse in Brownsville in the early 1980's. He was always available to young lawyers to share his wisdom, advice, and knowledge of the law. May he rest in peace.

Dear Mary Bertha and family,
I just learned of the Judge's death today (01-10-2008). I am so saddened. I will miss him. He always had a kind word and positive attitude. I will be sure to tell my father, as I am sure he is unaware also, since he was out of the coutry.
I will keep you in my prayers as you have been and shall remain. Miss you my neighbor!
With much love,
Cecily Runyon Wilson

Mrs. Mallet:

I just learned of the Judge's passing yesterday. As you might recall I was Judge's law clerk in 1983-84 in Brownsville. He was my first boss in my first job out of law school and I could not have asked for a better experience. He was kind and compassionate and very patient with a first year lawyer. In the courtroom he always tried to do the right thing. Although we have lost touch through the years, I would not have hesitated to contact him for his wise counsel and advice...

Mary Bertha, Valerie, William, Stephen, Lawrence, Michael and family - My deepest sympathy to you at this hard time. The Judge will be remembered with smiles and fondness. Always patient and kind, my earliest memories of him are those when he was in his Mustang in the 60s and how proud he was of it. My thoughts and prayers are with you. He was a good man.

Michael and Family,
My deepest sympathy to you and your family for your loss. Your father was a remarkable man. God be with you.
Always,
Melody Storey

We will all miss Judge Mallet. Heaven just got one of the nicest men I've ever known. God bless you all.

Mary Bertha, Valerie, William, Steven, Lawrence & Michael:
I am very sorry to hear about Judge Mallet's passing. I am currently out of town and not able to attend services, however my heart and prayers are with you. As you may recall I was his secretary from 1971 -1984. I will always remember him for being a great boss as well as an honorable, kind and compassionate Judge in the courtroom. He also expressed much love for his family.
I considered him not only a boss but a true friend....