Mildred Etta Hartinger

Smart, beautiful, classy, warm and very funny. The world is a sadder place without Mickey.

General Hartinger and Mickey were the "father & mother" figures for Air Force Space Command. Their inspired leadership in the office and in social settings set the tone for our beloved Space Command forever. I was honored to have General Hartinger pin my Colonel's Eagles on my shoulders. The "Grrr" and Mickey set the standard for what it means to be an Air Force Famil.

Mickey Hartinger was a dear friend of mine for many years. I worked at Space Command and became close to Gen Hartinger and Mickey going to Happy Hour at the Club, Parties and functions over the years...When I remarried, Gen Hartinger pinned on my husband when he becane a Colonel. They gave us a going away party for our move to Washington DC. We have a great book of pictures they took of us and all our friends at their house on that going away party.....truely great friends for life. We...

My best friend, Karen King, and I first met Mickey and Gen Hartinger in 1980 when we worked at HQ NORAD. Although we were only secretaries, Mickey treated us as good friends with kindness. We have so many memories of Mickey and Gen Hartinger at both military and social functions. She was always full of fun, laughter, and compassion. She invited me to the ceremony to rename Peterson AFB's Building 1 as The Hartinger Building, and even had a reserved parking space for me--quite an honor for...

My best friend, Karen King, and I first met Mickey and her husband, Gen Hartinger, when we worked at Hq NORAD in the 1980's. We were only secretaries but Gen Hartinger and Mickey treated us as good friends. We had many wonderful times together at military & social functions--unforgettable memories to this day. Mickey was always full of fun and laughter, kind and loving. She took this photo of me and her husband when he was awarded his 4th star.

Condolences to the Hartinger family for your loss. May God grant you peace at this difficult time. Jeremiah 29:11-12

I first met Mickey in the early 90's while employed as an Interior Designer with Ethan Allen. I loved helping her over many, many years with her home. I thought of her as more than just a client and she always asked about my children and grand children. May she rest in peace.