Birth date: Oct 13, 1914 Death date: Feb 25, 2011
Judge Arthur William Sinclair who was ninety six years of age of Manassas, Virginia died February 25th 2011. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Ann Bradford Sinclair. Judge Sinclair is survived by his wife Emily Maroon Si Read Obituary
Always a gentleman..##imported-begin##Shirley Collins##imported-end##
Great man -just learned about Your Father's passing he was a good friend to all who knew him.A great man,Jurist,Speaker>>>etc. My Father Jim Bill was particularilly fond of him. I called and told Mrs. Snead unfortunately Raner is not well and she asked me to pass on my condolences.If you are ever in Rappahannock County Please look me up. 540-987-8511
My Regards and Best Wishes
Bill##imported-begin##Bill Fletcher##imported-end##
I extend my deepest sympathy to the Sinclair family at this time of sorrow and loss, most particularly, to Catherine, my probation officer in the Fairfax Circuit Court for many years. The passing of this fine man of elegance, intelligence, humor, and compassion will be mourned by all who knew him. His service as a member of the judiciary was exemplary.##imported-begin##Rosemarie Annunziata##imported-end##
Judge Sinclair had a tremendous sense of humor and was always a wonderful Master of Ceremonies at many Bar functions. He was an excellent Judge who possessed a lot of compassion for those who appeared before him.##imported-begin##William Schmidt##imported-end##
Arthur Sinclair was a gentleman's gentleman, a thoughtful, wise and cordial judge with a sparkling wit, and a thoroughly decent human being. No finer man ever graced the bench in the Commonwealth. The passing of this legendary and delightful man leaves a void in the Northern Virginia legal community which cannot be filled. May he rest in peace.##imported-begin##Joe Condo##imported-end##
I had the honor and pleasure of frequently appearing before Judge Sinclair during his long and outstanding career as one of the best trial judges in the history of the Commonwealth.
He was warm and cordial; he was intelligent with good common sense; and perhaps most importantly, he had a marvelous sense of humor which relaxed both jury and attorneys. May he rest in peace##imported-begin##John J. Brandt##imported-end##
My condolences to the family during this time. Sorry to hear of your loss. John 5:28,29 holds out a comforting hope.##imported-begin##r gray##imported-end##
