"I miss my beloved Godfather so much. For nearly 50 years he was friend/Godfather/Advisor/mentor/confidant.His passing has created a vast emptiness but the memories of happy days & laughs will never die! How fitting to listen to My Way, my late husband's theme song as I write!RIP!"

"Dearest Milton, You will long be remembered by me and my family. You taught us so much about so many things by being so true to being Milton. Your spirit lives on forever; we smile, and our hearts have been touched by you. Love you, Milty! Marty and the Bond family."

"My dear, dear husband, Milton, you are truly loved and missed."

"My Dear Friend...

Rarely does a day pass that I do not think of you, then I see your great smile, and easy laughter, and sense of humor..... and you feel so close.  Love, Carlene"

"I remember the many times when Milton demonstrated his love for young people and the ways that he expressed that love in so many places in the USA and Israel.
He will be sorely missed by all."

"My Dear Cousin Milton.....

It sadden my heart to have heard about Milton's homegoing weeks later.  Having only just reunited with him through a by chance discovery of someone who knew him who just happen to put me in touch with Milton through Andrienne.  It was a pleasure to have been able to reconnect to Milton after so many years.  Thanks Andrienne for the reconnection and God Bless"

"Milton was a dear man, a unique spirit,  and we will miss him terribly. God bless you and all the smiles you left in this life.
Del and Marilyn Marbrook"

"Although, I did not have much communication and contact with cousin Milton growing up. our grandmother had a graduation picture of him. I felt very close to him. The many times, I saw Milton, he always had a big smile and friendly conversations.  He was a busy person and it was hard to keep in touch with him. He wii always be loved and remembered.  Cousin: Mildred B. Hubbard----New Orleans, LA"

"I was blessed to have Milton as a friend and confidant for over 35 years. I am a Democrat and Milton was a Republican but we shared many common enduring values:the importance of the viability of public education; equal opportunity for all students, and fairness and equal justice for all people.
Arthur Jefferson, Supt. Emeritus, Detroit Public Schools"

"Milton's spirit will forever live in my heart.  I am honored to have served as the Public Relations Coordinator for the Council of 100 under Milton.  He taught me so much and he gave me numerous opportunities to use my skills. One day I will write about the Council and Milton's leadership will front and center of my book. Thank God for the gift of MB.  Silver Spring, MD"

"I got to know Milton when I became an officer of the Council of 100, and learned a great deal about Republican politics from him.   He was a real political warrior or a stalwart as they say.  His legacy will never be forgotten.  Just think of all he did without the technology of today . . . e-mail, iPhones and online capability to reach hundreds and thousands.  Brenda Alford, Silver Spr MD"

"I knew Milton when we were interns in the Ford Foundation IEL program in Washington, DC, 1969-70. He was a great colleague and leader even then, and a friend. He led the group on a trip to Chicago and got us into the Chicago Conspiracy Trial, and we met Jesse Jackson at Operation Breadbasket. We had many wonderful adventures together in the IEL program. I will miss him greatly. He was a great man."

"Although I have only known Milton for a brief time, I am truly impressed with his legacy.  He was a great man and I am proud to have made his acquaintance.
Joan Harlan"

"This is just what cuz Milton would've ordered, I love this tribute.I truly will and already miss the phone conversations my Mom, he and I had but I will never forget them, along with that big hearty laugh of his. I love me some Milton Bins."