Brazos County commissioners remember former county judge Al Jones

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This podcast contains comments from the September 9, 2025 Brazos County commission meeting.Brazos County commissioners spent time at the end of this week's regular meeting (September 9) the life of former county judge Al Jones, who died September 4th at the age of 94.Commissioner Chuck Konderla said after he was the victim of a hit and run crash 30 years ago, Jones assisted him with contacting police.Then acting county judge Kyle Kacal brought up his first visit with Jones, which was shortly after Kacal and his wife were married. That was followed by Kacal asking for a moment of silence.A graveside service with full military honors for Al Jones is Saturday, September 13 at 10 a.m. at College Station cemetery on Texas Avenue.

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