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- Luther_F._Cole abstract "Luther Francis Cole (October 25, 1925 – July 26, 2013) was a lawyer and politician from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, who served as a state legislator and then as a judge.Cole was born in Alexandria in Rapides Parish, one of twelve children of Clement and Catherine Cole. He graduated from Bolton High School and served in the United States Navy during World War II. He attended Louisiana Tech University in Ruston and graduated from Louisiana State University Law Center in Baton Rouge. He joined a friend, Warren Mengis, in the formation of the Cole and Mengis law firm in Baton Rouge. They later partnered with Lawrence Durant.A Democrat, Cole served in the Louisiana House of Representatives during the administration of Governor John McKeithen. His tenure extended only from 1964 until 1967, when he resigned to become a judge of the 19th Judicial District Court. From 1972 to 1973, he was president of the Louisiana District Judges Association. He subsequently served as well on the Louisiana First Circuit Court of Appeal and the Louisiana Supreme Court, Fifth District seat, to which he was elected on April 5, 1986. With nearly 62 percent of the vote, Cole defeated two opponents, Republican Patsy McDowell Cooper and fellow Democrat C. Alvin Tyler. Cole remained on the Supreme Court until his retirement in 1992; he was succeeded by Catherine D. Kimball, a former chief justice of the court.Cole was the son of Clem and Catherine Wiley Cole. He was a Baptist. Cole and his wife, the former Juanita Barton, originally form Horatio, in Sevier County in southwestern Arkansas, had three children, Frances Harbour and husband Robert, Jeffrey Cole and wife Polly, and Christopher Warren Cole, and eight grandchildren. Graveside services were held on July 29 at Resthaven Gardens of Memory in Baton Rouge.Son Jeffrey Cole, a Baton Rouge attorney, noted that his father never planned to served on the state Supreme Court but ran for the post when the opportunity presented itself. Jeffrey Cole said that his father was instrumental in the establishment of a retirement system for state court judges: \"... He was not only a judge, but he was a leader and someone who helped with the entire judicial system in Louisiana. I think he was proud of being a self-made man and the things he was able to accomplish.\"".
- Luther_F._Cole almaMater Bolton_High_School_(Louisiana).
- Luther_F._Cole almaMater Louisiana_Tech_University.
- Luther_F._Cole almaMater Paul_M._Hebert_Law_Center.
- Luther_F._Cole battle World_War_II.
- Luther_F._Cole birthDate "1925-10-25".
- Luther_F._Cole birthPlace Alexandria,_Louisiana.
- Luther_F._Cole birthPlace Louisiana.
- Luther_F._Cole birthPlace Rapides_Parish,_Louisiana.
- Luther_F._Cole birthYear "1925".
- Luther_F._Cole deathDate "2013-07-26".
- Luther_F._Cole deathPlace Baton_Rouge,_Louisiana.
- Luther_F._Cole deathPlace Louisiana.
- Luther_F._Cole deathYear "2013".
- Luther_F._Cole militaryBranch United_States_Navy.
- Luther_F._Cole occupation Lawyer.
- Luther_F._Cole office "Justice of theLouisiana Supreme Court".
- Luther_F._Cole office "Louisiana State Representative from East Baton Rouge Parish".
- Luther_F._Cole party Democratic_Party_(United_States).
- Luther_F._Cole religion Baptists.
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- Luther_F._Cole wikiPageWikiLink Catherine_D._Kimball.
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- Luther_F._Cole wikiPageWikiLinkText "Luther F. Cole".
- Luther_F._Cole after Catherine_D._Kimball.
- Luther_F._Cole after Clark_Gaudin.
- Luther_F._Cole almaMater Bolton_High_School_(Louisiana).
- Luther_F._Cole almaMater "Louisiana State University Law Center".
- Luther_F._Cole almaMater "Louisiana Tech University".
- Luther_F._Cole battles World_War_II.
- Luther_F._Cole before "A. T. "Apple" Sanders, Jr.".
- Luther_F._Cole before "At-large membership:".
- Luther_F._Cole before "Eugene McGehee".
- Luther_F._Cole before "Jack M. Dyer".
- Luther_F._Cole before "Missing".
- Luther_F._Cole before "William F. "Bill" Bernhard, Jr.".
- Luther_F._Cole birthDate "1925-10-25".
- Luther_F._Cole birthPlace Alexandria,_Louisiana.
- Luther_F._Cole birthPlace Rapides_Parish,_Louisiana.
- Luther_F._Cole birthPlace "Louisiana, USA".
- Luther_F._Cole branch United_States_Navy.
- Luther_F._Cole children "Christopher Warren Cole,".
- Luther_F._Cole children "Fran Harbour".
- Luther_F._Cole children "Jeffrey Cole".
- Luther_F._Cole dateOfBirth "1925-10-25".
- Luther_F._Cole dateOfDeath "2013-07-26".
- Luther_F._Cole deathCause "Undiagnosed ailment".
- Luther_F._Cole deathDate "2013-07-26".
- Luther_F._Cole deathPlace "Baton Rouge, Louisiana".
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- Luther_F._Cole name "Cole, Luther Francis".
- Luther_F._Cole name "Luther Francis Cole".
- Luther_F._Cole occupation Lawyer.
- Luther_F._Cole office Louisiana_House_of_Representatives.
- Luther_F._Cole office "Justice of the Louisiana Supreme Court".