Milton's birthday today Oct. 4th. Miss you so much, see you in that great resurrection morning, and as always, I love you and Jesus bless you!

3 years, and I still have some very sad moments missing my Milton. It isn't easy adjusting to life without my beloved Milton. I am so thankful for the many good years we spent together, and for all the wonderful memories. He used to wake up in the middle of the night and say, "I love you, you know". I think I miss that the most. My Dear Milton, I'll see you in that great Resurrection Morning, and until then.....as always, Jesus Bless You and I Love You!

My name is Nereida Gonzalez Milton was my cousin just found out through internet obit that he died and that the rest of his siblings are deceased . I remember the years they lived in Salem county Nj and memories of our childhood lost track of them after high school so sad

Hard to believe 2 years has passed since my Milton has gone to be with Jesus. Still missing him but I try to focus on all the good memories, and I thank my God for those good years we spent together.
I'll see you in that great Resurrection Morning, and until then.....as always,
Jesus Bless You and I Love You!

Today, October 4th, is Milton's birthday. I would have made him his favorite "Carrot Cake" and celebrated his special day with him.
I'm missing him terribly, especially in the little day to day interactions and companionship we shared.
I am comforted knowing that I will see him again on that great morning when the dead in Christ shall rise.
Until then, I Love you Milton and, as always, Jesus Bless You!

On this the anniversary of our dear brother being promoted to Glory, we praise and thank Our Heavenly Father for sharing him with us for the time we had him in our earthly family. We remember his loving ways and devotion to God as his priority in this life. We look forward to that day when we will all be together again enjoying the wonderful presence of Our Lord Yahushua and The Father of us all Yahuwah. 

Dear Aunt Gloria and family, Praying for everlasting peace that surpasses all understanding. We are honored to have been a part of Milton's life and we will miss him, temporarily, as we will see him again. Blessings to all and may Yah comfort in the name of Milton's Savior and ours, Yeshua. Love to all. Kris and Corinne

Milton was my husband, sweetheart, prayer partner, protector, and friend for 18 years. We shared in a love for our Savior Jesus Christ and the spread of His Gospel. We shared many, many good times in those years. Our home is empty without him, and I'm going thru some very difficult days. I miss him terribly. Our dog, Cocoa, used to follow him like his shadow, and she keeps looking for him. I can face tomorrow knowing that he is with Jesus, and that we will meet again on that great Resurrection Morning when the "Lord Himself will descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of an archangel, and with the trumpet of God. And the dead in Christ will rise first. Then we who are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air. And thus we shall always be with the Lord" (1Thess. 4:16-17). I love you, Milton, and as always, Jesus Bless You!

In one of our seminary classes we learned that the purposes of a funeral service include the following:  (1) honoring the memory of the person who has passed away; (2) comforting those who are bereaved; (3) challenging all those who are present in dealing with the present and preparing for the future; (4) to realize that such occasions are opportunities to worship God;
and (5) to witness for the Word of God in which we can find faith, hope, and love in Jesus Christ our Messiah, Savior and Lord. Amen.

We have been acquainted with Milton and his wife Gloria Bodnar-Figueroa and other members of the family for quite a few years. Much of our mutual contacts were through various aspects and activities of the ministry of the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ. We join with family members in sensing the loss of Milton that his loved ones and friends are grieved over at this time.
However, our loss is Milton's gain, for the Bible assures us that to be "absent from the body is to be present with the Lord" for those who are redeemed. May the Spirit of God comfort and encourage all of us on the journey ahead.