Roz Howard Sr.

I was taken back by the death of your father Roz Sr. I remember stopping at your fathers house on Hawkinsville Rd. with my friend Tommy Barnes, Roz and you were always out in the shop working on race cars, he was a friend to anybody that came by to see him and you although you were very young at the time but it didn't take long for you to make a name for your self as your father did, may god fill your hearts with love and rememberances of all the happy days you and your dad spent racing. Racing has lost a legacy in him.

Roz and Liz, I was sorry to hear about the loss of your dad. I always enjoyed seeing him on Mondays when I stopped by on my weekly visits. I will keep you in my prayers. Flavil Taylor

Roz & Liz Sorry to hear about The loss of Roz Sr, we will have you and your family in our prayers
Bill & Margaret Hitchcock

I had the pleasurable task of compiling information from an interview with Roz in 2002! I had known him for only a short time before that meeting, but that day, at his Lakeside home, I really understood Roz, the Man! I wrote Roz's feeling, the best that I could and I urge everyone to read it in The Pioneer Pages Magazine's June, 2002 issue!
I know he is happily embracing Treeasian and they both are smiling down on us all now! He always was a joy to be around and I was honored to be able to call him a true friend! I for one, will see that his legacy lives on and future families and generations will understand the true Pioneer of Racing that he is!
Thank you Roz, my friend!

Janane & Kerry, I was sorry to read about your loss. Kerry recently spoke about "Mr.Roz" when he was by Jack's. Thinking of you all, Bonnie Dopson

Our thoughts and prayers are with your family during this difficult time.

Mr, Roz was a kind and friendly man that always had a smile on his face and took time to talk to those he can in contact with in life . He will be truely missed and he has been a blessing to those he came in contact with in Milledgeville. Our prays go out to the family

I met Roz in the late 1950s.We hit it off together right away.William charley
I met Roz in the 1950s.he was still in the old shop on colombus rd.
William Pender and Charley Sweatland worked for him at that time.One /Quarter mile racing was big in Macon at that time.Then the new building on Columbus Rd and BIg
TIME Racing came into being for Roz,William and Charley.I am sorry I cant remember the great ignition man from HAWKINSVILLE Ga.Now all three are gone.Three great guys that I call great friends.
I went to Mercer at night with with Mes Roz. Treaser Ann Flowers (for give the spelling)
I am going to do my best to be at the funeral home friday night.
With Love And Respect
Earl Williams

I had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Howard on New Years day..He was a very close friend of my Uncle,Carlton..Even though he was very sick that day, he still had a sense of humor, and made me feel as though he had know me for years..I am so sorry for your loss, and please know my thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Bodie and family, I am sorry to hear about your loss. I pray that God will comfort you, ease your hearts, your minds, and your souls during this difficult time.