My sympathy to Roger’s family. He was a wonderful person and friend. We had many conversations about life’s challenges and he told so many stories about his youth. He talked about his love of his family and his faith. I will cherish the memories and miss his friendship. Thank you for sharing your dad with me so I could have one again.

Posted by Denise Gladis on December 17, 2023

I learned a lot from coach Kiihn, and playing baseball and softball with him. I caught him in baseball and can verify he threw a lot of junk which had batters falling backwards. He was always fun to be around because he always had good stories. My sympathy to his family.

Posted by Steve Severson on December 16, 2023

Our deepest sympathy to Roger’s family.

Posted by Jim & Darlene Bloch on December 15, 2023

Our sympathy and prayers to the Kiihn family. Roger was one of the best story tellers in the area. Loved to visit and had many friends. Never forgot a name or an anecdote. He was a very good baseball pitcher. Threw a lot of junk, curves, drops, sliders. Knew his basketball, would draw up plays at the drop of the hat. A good friend and served our school district well. He'll be sorely missed.

Posted by Steve and Cathy Kjorness on December 14, 2023

Many memories are going through my head in regards to Roger. From being the dad of my best friend in High School, and for all the hours spent with him in gym and riding the bus during basketball season. I remember him wearing that purple tie to every game my senior year. He decided to challenge us. Every game we won, we could cut an inch off. By the end of that season, it was pretty difficult to put that tie on. Rest high Coach! You will be dearly missed, and never forgotten.

Posted by Barb Schmidt Aasen on December 14, 2023