I had occasion several times later in our lives to correspond with Souter, and he always responded graciously and with great style.

June 1 − To the Editor: Recently, New Hampshire Job Corps received notice that we are being shuttered on June 30. A more responsible decision would be to keep Job Corps up and running: 1.

Justice David Souter sits as Justices of the Supreme Court of the United States pose for a 2006 class photo inside the Supreme Court in Washington March 3, 2006.

That was almost, but not precisely, correct. He abjured technology and lived much of his adult life in a centuries-old family farmhouse in Weare, New Hampshire (population 9,092).

He was 85. The court’s announcement did not list a cause of death but said Souter “died peacefully” at home in New Hampshire, where he has lived since stepping down from the court in 2009.

David H. Souter, newly retired from the Supreme Court, is giving up his rustic family farmhouse in rural New Hampshire for an expansive residence in an upscale section of neighboring Hopkinton.

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