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I proudly served under Gen. Suddath, 1st SOCOM at Ft. Bragg. He was an amazing Commander and Soldier. Rest well Sir.
Jeffrey Mahon
December 04, 2024 | Work
Savannah, Georgia
1931 - 2020
MG Leroy N. Suddath, Jr. U.S. Army (Ret.) Savannah Major General Leroy N. Suddath, Jr., age 89, died on February 27th, 2020 at St. Joseph's Hospital. Born in Savannah on February 21,1931 at the Old Oglethorpe Sanitarium to Lucille and Leroy Suddath, he was the youngest of five children including...
Read MoreI proudly served under Gen. Suddath, 1st SOCOM at Ft. Bragg. He was an amazing Commander and Soldier. Rest well Sir.
Jeffrey Mahon
December 04, 2024 | Work
I was a close friend of Norm Schwarzkopf... we met in California. He regaled me with stories of his youth and spoke of his best friend Leroy often. They were roommates their four years at West Point class of 1956. He told me "Leroy is my brother". God bless you, General!
Sheila O'Brien
March 21, 2023 | Friend
Outstanding soldier, proud to have served under his command. RIP
Ed Kyte
September 05, 2020 | Scottville, MI | Military
A fine gentleman. I worked for him from 1987-1988 as his Chief of Protocol.
Samuel M Kramer
July 26, 2020
I just found out that MG Suddath has passed away. He was such a good man with such high standards. The highlight of my military career was serving as his Executive Administrative Assistant when he was the commander of Berlin Brigade. I think of him often. I wish I could have said goodbye. MG Suddath would always go out of his way to come visit me if he was visiting my duty station, because that is just who he was. Condolences to his family. He is truly missed.
Betty Panetta
June 19, 2020 | Served In Military Together
I had the opportunity to briefly meet General Suddath on a trip to the former Soviet Union in July 1983. General Suddath was one of the friendliest,most unpretentious people I've ever met. RIP Sir!
Scot Kinney
May 05, 2020
He was our Brigade Commander while I was in Berlin!!
RIP! Condolences to the family!!
James Day
March 27, 2020
RIP Sir!
Stan Jewell
March 03, 2020 | Kenosha, WI | Military
Remarkable soldier; you felt honored in his presence...
James Armour, Command Sergeant Major, Retired
March 02, 2020