R.I.P. The Judge

[matt308]

I stopped by the CFB board for some research on the LSU game, and ran across this thread. Sorry to hear the news. I can't believe I've been away from here for 6 or 7 years now. I remember debating Vince Young's pro prospects with Judge and a few of you regulars. I dont know if any of you remember me, but I will try to hang around here more often.

[bcbadgalz]

Very sad news in regards to the The Judge.
He seemed like a very intelligent man and he had a good sense of humor.
Sounds as though he had quite a fun life and enjoyed himself...Rest in Peace.

[darealist2]

Really sorry to hear this, man, that really sucks

Judge was always a stand up guy full of integrity and knowledge. Highly respected by everyone at CM

RIP Gregg

[TN TITAN Fan In STL]

James Kite Obituary: View James Kite's Obituary by Houston Chronicle

James Gregory Kite, of Costa Rica and formerly of Houston, died at his home on September 24. Born in Roswell, NM in 1956, he and his family moved to Houston and later to Long Island, NY, then to Rio de Janiero, Brazil. He returned to Texas in 1970, remaining until his move to Costa Rica in 2010. He loved the culture, language and people and was very happy making his home there. He also loved his family and friends in Texas, and visited often.
Educated at San Jac College and U. of H., he was employed many years by SCA Engineering, providing structural design and engineering services for their national and international markets. His fondness and respect for his co-workers at SCA was remembered, with deep gratitude.
Gregg is survived by his parents, Beverly and Don Burton, siblings Lori and Russell Kite, step- siblings Debora, Regina, and Don Burton, Jr., nieces Jenn Eli, Heidi Smith, nephews Justin Eli, Austin Kite, aunt Cheryl Smith, cousins Cindy Miller, Sandra Koonce, Susan Douvry, Colly Enochs, Cayce Connolly, Rob Spidell.
A memorial service will be held at 11:00 a.m., Saturday, October 6, at John Wesley United Methodist Church, 5830 Bermuda Dunes, 77069. In lieu of flowers, family will appreciate donations to J.W. United Methodist Church, Houston Hospice, 1905 Holcombe Blvd. 77030, or a charity of choice .

[Dr. Jack]

Miss judge. Can't believe it is almost 2 years already. Hope you are resting my friend

[Seanie Mac]

Judge was a class act

[Seattle Irish]

Originally Posted by Dr. Jack

Miss judge. Can't believe it is almost 2 years already. Hope you are resting my friend

remember being down in CR with him like it was yesterday. full of life...living the life and the dream

def miss our late night talks about gambling and pura vida!!!

[dave nz]

Originally Posted by Dr. Jack

Miss judge. Can't believe it is almost 2 years already. Hope you are resting my friend

Sucks.

Will always miss his posts on this forum. And email contact.

[Trossi3389]

Still can't fathom the fact him not being here.. suks

[KidKnowsPicks]

The Judge was a massive Texas Longhorn fan. So for years we always had side bets on the game. He loved Costa Rica and convinced me it that it's the perfect place to retire to. If I could get my wife to let me retire, we would move there now! Until then I'll think of my old friend every time my Sooners play that ugly burnt orange team South of the Red River. Salute Brother!

[BigFratDaddy]

With the impending doom of the Big 12, it got me thinking about this place and Judge. We used to have some great Big 12 and CFB banter. RIP Judger.