Several times he expressed a desire to write a book about his experience wherein one of his rulings was upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court. Perhaps an article or something (I'm not in the legal profession) that would be meaningful to fellow judges and or attoneys would be another undertaking that would pay tribute to the man.

On a personal note, right after his death I was in a nursery and saw a plant, one of those red grasses with beautiful full ends, waving in the gentle breeze. It immediately made me think of Albert as he would unfailingly raise his hand and flash a broad grin whenever we greeted each other. I purchased the plant and planted it on the property line between our homes. Each time I see it waving I picture Albert and hear his expression, "Hi, Bill."

God rest his soul.