Opinion

Guy H. Mills, a longtime resident of Bluewater Village, proudly served in World War II as a combat engineer, breaking through the beaches on D-Day, and later helping to build some of Cibola County’s most enduring landmarks. Known for his humility, hard work, and quiet strength, Mills was remembered as a veteran, a builder, a neighbor, and a man who always led by example. Courtesy Photo

Guy H. Mills, a longtime resident of Bluewater Village, proudly served in World War II as a combat engineer, breaking through the beaches on D-Day, and later helping to build some of Cibola County’s most enduring landmarks. Known for his humility, hard work, and quiet strength, Mills was remembered as a veteran, a builder, a neighbor, and a man who always led by example. Courtesy Photo

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News Staff
Wednesday, May 21, 2025
CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. — Guy H. Mills stood just over five feet tall, but his impact on Cibola County—and the country he served—was anything but small.
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