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Deputy Robert E Rommel
June 8, 2019
I worked the courtroom with Judge Schoonover when he was a Senior Judge in the 20th Judicial Circuit, Lee County, FL. He was always such a pleasure to be around, especially so when he was on the bench. He was always firm, but courteous with the attorneys. I remember that he had a habit of sustaining objections even before they were made. Either the State or the Defense attorney would say something that would be cause for an objection, and Judge Schoonover would say, "Objections sustained" before the other attorney could even say "Objection." These are the kinds of stories that are so memorable and a joy to share with family. Thank you for sharing Jack Schoonover with the rest of us. He was a blessing to his profession.
June 22, 2013
Though I Didn't know you I was always proud to say my fathers brother Jack is a judge in Florida. We loved many of the same people but only new such a small amount about each other. Here in Minnesota your brother and nephews know that now you are with God.
God bless you uncle Jack
Greg
Michael B. Weinacht
June 21, 2013
One of the best judges, lawyers or individuals I ever met. Thank you, Your Honor, for the pleasure of knowing you.
Elizabeth Fitzgerald
June 18, 2013
One of the best judges to ever sit on the bench. I learned so much from him. He will be terribly missed.
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June 16, 2013
Be at peace with The Lord, Jack.
Deputy Robert E Rommel, Ret.
June 14, 2013
I worked many trials in Judge Schoonover's courtroom as a Deputy Sheriff in Lee County. The consummate professional. High on the competence ladder . . . in fact, the top rung. Knowledgeable to a fault. He also had a tremendous sense of humor and liked to use it at surprising moments during trials and during recesses. He deeply grieved the loss of his wife who he was totally devoted to. I miss him a lot.
June 14, 2013
A good & loyal friend who we will miss, & is now with his beloved Ann. Ron & loretta kays
Josephine Gagliardi
June 14, 2013
Love you.
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