The Great Hall of First Presbyterian Church in Marietta during the funeral of Georgia Court Chief Justice P. Harris Hines on Tuesday. (Photo: Kelly J. Huff/Marietta Daily Journal)
“Anyone who knew Harris knew how generous, how thoughtful, how genuinely kind he was,” Gov. Nathan Deal said. “He was the type of person you couldn’t help but like—something most lawyers would love to be.”
November 13, 2018 at 05:56 PM
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Marietta First Presbyterian Church Pastor Joe Evans said he’d never been to a funeral quite like it, but then he’d never known a person quite like former Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice P.
Justice P. Harris Hines (Photo: John Disney/ALM)
Harris Hines.
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