Major H. Roger Mills Jr.

I just read this on an Army Ranger Forum. I served with Roger in the 2nd Infantry Division in Korea in the 1974-75 timeframe. A geat officer/soldier and a better person. Prayers to family, friends and loved ones.

Prayers to the family. Another one gone too soon.

May Roger's family and friends find peace, comfort, and love for each other during this most difficult time. Much love and healing is sent your way though many thoughts and prayers.

I just read about Roger, he was a High School classmate as well as a sportsmate ,Basketball, Football and Track , I cant think of a single time I didn't enjoy his company and there was no doupt he wasn't going to West Point, I never saw Roger again after High School.

Its good to see he was able to succeed at his lifes gool,he was a good friend..... Howard Hamilton {Petersburg,VA}

I just heard of Roger's death; he was a friend,classmate and neighbor. He will be missed by ALL who knew him and by the country which he so loyally served.

I was getting my haircut at Rickenbacker when i met Chief Mills. He over heard me talking about selection for special forces. He spoke with me briefly about it then wished me good luck. I then saw first hand the work that he has done with the Ohio National Guard. I was very impressed by his manor and proffesionalism. He will never be forgotten. God bless his honor and commitment to our country.

I just heard about Rogers death. I remember Roger from Warwick HS and I was impressed with his leadership and great sense of humor then. Roger obviously Lived Big and made a large impact with those who knew and served with him. Louisa (Hunter) Coons

Sorry to read of the passing of Roger. I remember he and his sister well from school. I'm sure he will be greatly missed by those who knew him. Sad to see another member of Warwick High School passing on.

Jimmy Ridenhour
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Thank You Chief You will be missed. THANK YOU for the endless laughs you gave me. M TAYLOR

A GREAT loss to the Army Family. God Bless you, your Service, and your Family. COL Rhonda & LTC(R) Michael Wright

Thank you Sir for going where few have ever went, doing what most will never do, and being what most will never be. And thank you for all you taught me that not only made me a better Soldier, but a Leader who cared for his Troops. 1SG David E. Zetwo Jr.

Roger was a classmate at West Point, class of '73. Did not know him well but he was almost larger than life. As I remember, he was the only person in our Ranger School class who did not have to get a headshave at the beginning of the course...because he showed up with a nice Mohawk!
Crossed paths years later in the deserts of Utah.
So long, Roger. See you later...

Stan