ROY JAMES MILLS

It was truly an honor to have known Roy even if only for a brief time. He was a good man.

I worked with Roy at NIH. He was a wealth of knowledge and always helpful. He made a every day a good day and brought a smile to my face when connecting with him.

Roy was my brother in-law, he welcomed me into the family with a big hug,his trademark half smile/smirk and the words "you don't know what you're in for".
God bless Roy who always put family first and foremost. He shared his last days surrounded by them and their love and gave them each his in return. He lived his life compassionately, determined and with no sense of false pride. Everything he did he did wholeheartedly: caring for those he loved, his profession,maintaining his...

Roy was always there for others. No matter the day he was having, he would brighten your day. I thank him for all the help and encouragement he gave me through the years. He was truly an exceptional person... a good man. I will miss him greatly.
My deepest condolences to his family.
Roy, till we meet again...

Roy filled a void in my life as my father had passed away over 20 years ago. He was a remnant of the "Greatest Generation", carrying the ball just a little further down the field. His caring for others was unmatched yet masked by his stoic and quiet personality. For me and our family there is a hole in the world that will be very hard to fill. We love him dearly and hope to see him again in our heavenly Fathers house.

So sad to hear this. Roy and I have crossed paths at NIH and he was always so helpful and kind. He always had a good outlook and a sweet gentle soul. I will forever be thankful that we crossed paths. My deepest sympathy goes out to his family and friends. He will be truly missed by so many. RIP my friend.