Milton Roy Lizana

Rest in peace Chief Master Sergeant.

My wife and I first met Milton and his beautiful wife Kit while planning a cruise to San Juan PR. We all became instant friend and kept in touch after the cruise. One memory of Milton was of him being so proud of his time serving our country in the Air force. While on a cruise Milton talked me into attending the Military recognition event hosted by the cruise ship. My time was in the army and I got out when discharged to pursue my marriage and my work career. While attending the event...

Milton was a person everyone loved and cherished. He was the kindest man you ever would meet. Lots of love for his Lord and family. Milton you surely be missed. Until we meet again. Love you

It was a privilege to know Chief Lizana. He mentored me while enlisted and especially after my commission. He had insights about being a leader that served me throughout and beyond my military career. He cared about people, he could read a situation and teach me how to respond. I remember during an ORI as 2LT, that I would have failed miserably without his support and advice. I am honored to have known Chief Lizana. He is one of finest people I have ever known.
Capt Marc Jones (Ret.)

I cannot begin to describe how much my Uncle Bo meant to me as well as our family. He was a mentor and a hero. He was the man that all of should strive to become. He is now pain free and rejoicing in the arms of his Lord and Savior. Until we are all together again rest in peace Uncle Bo.
I love you,
Bobby

It was an honor to serve with you Chief Lizana. Thank you for stewarding and mentoring the enlisted ranks and for providing sound guidance to the officer corps. Your legacy of service before self will transcend many generations of those willing to serve their country. Special thanks to your family for their support and patience throughput your distinguished 40-year career. LtCol Munley