1932
2017
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John Lockhart
September 12, 2022
Was Rodger married to Barbara.I met him at his home in the Palisades many years ago lovely man.
Gloria L. Maus /Schmidt
November 20, 2018
Never got to meet you but always watched Mash. I'm related to you, I think, as my last name is Maus, My grandfather was John Maus from Mequon,/ Brown Deer, Wisconsin. My Dad was Ray F. Maus and uncle Edward Maus of Milwaukee, WI. I remember many years ago that at Christmas we would receive a basket of dried dates and figs from your parents, we never had a chance to come to California to meet your family. We were all in the music business, concertina, violin, piano, accordion and grandpa was good on his harmonica. So sorry we never got to know you personally but you accomplished so much in your life. If we are not related I am still proud to have the name "Maus"
Christy
March 4, 2018
Bless you old friend
Ethel Richards
September 14, 2017
To Rodger's family.
I met Rodger at 20th Century Fox when I had my first job as a Set Decorator. I worked with him a few times but most important we became good friends for many years. I lost contact with Rodger when I moved on to other things.
I heard today of his passing and I am shocked and very sad. He was a wonderful, kind, talented friend to me. And it didn't hurt that he was easy on the eyes !
My heartfelt sympathy to his family.
My fav!
Mark Chapman
May 21, 2017
Sorry to hear of Rodger's passing. I always wondered who designed my favorite spaceship; the Spindrift. RIP Rodger and thank you so much.
April 22, 2017
Rodger was a valued mentor and dear friend over the years we worked together. He was such a lovely, kind gentleman and a very skilled professional.
Thank you, Rodger, for all your guidance in the art department and on the polo field. You are in my heart always. Christa Munro, art director
Irwin Allen News Network
April 19, 2017
So very sad to hear about Rodger. We met him in 1992 and he was totally charming. He will live on through his tremendous work, not the least for the wonderful prop and set designs for the Irwin Allen television shows. Our thoughts are with all of his family.
Ralph Foster
April 19, 2017
Rodger was such a quiet achiever ! His work for Irwin Allen will never be forgotten, I especially liked the Space Pod design for Lost in Space it was so ahead of it's time. Would have liked to have met him in real life :)
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