Serious questions for the San Antonians who remember Henry B Gonzales.

What were your impressions of him? What did he do that impressed you, did for you, or (if you didn't agree with him) that at least made you say "Huh. That was a good idea."

Would love to hear from the young who saw his later years, and the older folk who were there at his prime.

And yes, I know he punched a guy out at Earl Abel's. We can leave that one out. ;)