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Judge Goetz Eaton’s Legacy Will Not be Soon Forgotten — The Anderson Observer
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Judge Goetz Eaton’s Legacy Will Not be Soon Forgotten — The Anderson Observer
Greg Wilson/Anderson ObserverJudge Goetz Eaton, Sr., the refugee-turned-judge whose improbable path traced from the shadows of Hitler’s Germany to Anderson’s city court bench, died today at 90 in the South Carolina city his family first glimpsed as strangers in 1938.The loss of Eaton is a loss of one whose life bridged continents, courtrooms, and the everyday intimacies of small-town justice. Goetz Benedict Leopold Max Elsus left behind a legacy…
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