Birth date: Dec 9, 1928 Death date: Sep 16, 2009
COLE, JUDGE ROBERT RANDOLPH Born December 9, 1928 in Eagle Pass, TX and passed away September 16, 2009 in Hickory Creek, TX. He was preceded in death by the mother of his children, Isabel Contoise Cole. Judge Cole is survived by h Read Obituary
Judge Cole was my father-in-law. Tough on crime but gentle enough to call his daughter Karen “Sweet Pea”. He took me himself to Sanger Harris to take me shopping for the very expensive Ralph Lauren bedspread because Karen told him how very much I wanted it. He was a good man!
Judge Cole was my father-in-law. Tough on crime but gentle enough to call his daughter Karen “Sweet Pea”. He took me himself to Sanger Harris to take me shopping for the very expensive Ralph Lauren bedspread because Karen told him how very much I wanted it. He was a good man!
Judge Cole was my father-in-law. Tough on crime but gentle enough to call his daughter Karen “Sweet Pea”. He took me himself to Sanger Harris to take me shopping for the very expensive Ralph Lauren bedspread because Karen told him how very much I wanted it. He was a good man!
This was written about my father-in-law, Judge Cole. HE WAS FAMOUSLY TOUGH on bad people. But he took me to Sanger Harris personally to buy my over $400 Ralph Lauren “Allison” bedspread because it was my favorite thing on our bridal registry. Loved him so. He kept me from getting married on June 19th saying, “I would be the only white bride in the Dallas Morning News”. So I married Robert R. Cole, Jr on July 17, 1993 instead. Bob was bummed because he thought it would be funny, not me. He was TOUGH and loved the police. Maybe he transferred that to me too. But he was also a gentleman who called his daughter till the end of his life in 2009, “Sweet Pea”
Another thing Judge Cole who was a former JAG officer for the Navy, he said, “A man that brags, has nothing to brag about…”
I think that was meant to be advice to his namesake I married
He still does not get it but I will love him and the entire Cole family forever
When you nearly loose your life in a terrible crash no one should walk away from, you kind of want to share your important memories and feelings
Bob and I managed to be BFFs after our annulment. Bob is such a great lawyer, but he had no off switch. That was hard for me at 22 years old.
He’s a favorite person I will never stop loving and respecting. He even hired me later as his paralegal. He taught me a lot. Bob is EXTREMELY intelligent and his father was hard on him which made Bob work harder
Signed “Char Cole”
(Click on the D Magazine article below written about my father-in-law, Judge Cole)
This was written about my father-in-law, Judge Cole. HE WAS FAMOUSLY TOUGH on bad people. But he took me to Sanger Harris personally to buy my over $400 Ralph Lauren “Allison” bedspread because it was my favorite thing on our bridal registry. Loved him so. He kept me from getting married on June 19th saying, “I would be the only white bride in the Dallas Morning News”. So I married Robert R. Cole, Jr on July 17, 1993 instead. Bob was bummed because he thought it would be funny, not me. He was TOUGH and loved the police. Maybe he transferred that to me too. But he was also a gentleman who called his daughter till the end of his life in 2009, “Sweet Pea”
Another thing Judge Cole who was a former JAG officer for the Navy, he said, “A man that brags, has nothing to brag about…”
I think that was meant to be advice to his namesake I married
He still does not get it but I will love him and the entire Cole family forever
When you nearly loose your life in a terrible crash no one should walk away from, you kind of want to share your important memories and feelings
Bob and I managed to be BFFs after our annulment. Bob is such a great lawyer, but he had no off switch. That was hard for me at 22 years old.
He’s a favorite person I will never stop loving and respecting. He even hired me later as his paralegal. He taught me a lot. Bob is EXTREMELY intelligent and his father was hard on him which made Bob work harder
Signed “Char Cole”
(Click on the D Magazine article below written about my father-in-law, Judge Cole)
https://www.dmagazine.com/publications/d-magazine/1978/january/whos-judge-cole-so-mad-at/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR47MGXziujl2c2RQZrHlaSGp8qDMMHyVvVjO1xe8QDuqZQqnfXEtDckqWN0ag_aem_CwDawS1t9Vd10ymjd6PPsA
Judge, You will be dearly missed! Our hearts are broken but not our spirit. The DIVA Sisterhood will continue to keep your light bright in the eyes of your lovely wife, Judie. Take care ole friend. Love ya, Judy and Sam Rhodes
Dearest Cole family, the Judge has provided impressions and memories that will never be forgotten. He has left a legacy of wisdom for his friends and family. I am fortunate to have known such an honorable and honory man. While he never missed an opportunity to pick on my Aggies, I always enjoyed his witty humor. Thank you Judy for sharing him with your community.
Bob, you are in our prayers. No words can ease the loss of a father. God bless you and keep you close. Carol, Wendy and Mr. Foote.
Jeff and Karen you are in our prayers as you grieve the death of Karen's father.
To a man who has touched the lives of so many! May your soul rest and peace. You will be missed. WE LOVE YOU!
