Jimmy Milton

I just found out about Jimmy's passing. My heart hurts for all you! He truly was a wonderful man. He gave his love to others freely. He made us laugh when needed and prayed with us when we most needed it. He was a wonderful friend to me and Tim. I will never ever forget this gentle man, Love and prayers to you all.

Debbie Dumas

God promises to completely eliminate sickness and death and restore life to those lost in death. May you find comfort in his promises. Since it is impossible for God to lie, he will assuredly fulfill his promises. (Isaiah 33:24, Isaiah 25:8 and Acts 24:15)

To the Milton Family, Bobby,and our whole Family extend our deepest sympathies to you all. We were so sad to hear of Jim's passing. We will always remember our last visit with him after the TPC golf tournament. You will remain in our prayers and in our hearts. Bobby, Sue and Bob Van De Water and Family

Doug & Jill Steward: Jim-A true patriarch. It was always a blessing to be in Jim's presence. Jim will be missed but not forgotten. Mrs Phyllis and the Milton family we pray God's peace will continue to comfort you. "Earth has no sorrow, Heaven cannot heal".

On behalf of Daniel and Phyllis Mainer and family: we would like to express our deepest sympathy to our Christian brothers and sisters, and their familyPhyllis, Tonya, Wayne, children, and grandchildren. You are in our prayers. It was such gift for us to have been blessed with fellowship and having Bro. Milton in our lives. He could always make us smile, as he smiled too! May the Lord strengthen you during this time of bereavement, and in the days to come. God bless.

I'm Talmadge Scott,T-Bone , my family and I send our deepest condolences and Will keep your family in our prayers.Mr Jim and I were co-workers for many years and he was a good friend.As it is said , tommorow is promised to no one,he will be missed.

April 16, 2020 To The Clark and Milton Family, Allow me to extend our deepest condolences to you as we lift you and your family before the throne of God in the passing of your beloved Jimmy Milton.

In Romans 12:15, the Bible commands that we, "Rejoice with them that do rejoice, and weep with them that weep." By these words we are encouraged that God has bound the family of man together by these sympathies in both joys and sorrows in order to demonstrate the attachment that we have one with another. Truly, our love for you constrains us to take part in your sorrows. We know that sorrow at the death of a loved one is not improper. It is proper to mourn, it is right to weep. Indeed, weeping endures for a night, but joy comes in the morning. Hence, we mourn not as the world mourns, but with submission to God; we weep not as the world weeps, but without complaining; and we do not harden the heart but rather we bring the soul, tender by grief, to receive the sweet influences of our faith in the Lord Jesus Christ in order to find grace and peace in the God of all consolation.

Open your heart to the Father, so that in this hour and in the coming days, He may minister His healing into your heart, mind and spirit. Our heavenly Father has promised to be "nigh unto them that are of a broken heart; and saveth such as be of a contrite spirit" (Psalm 34:18)

We stand with you as family and will continually support and uphold you in prayer. Please let us know if there is anything that you need, as you allow the Lord to fill every void and strengthen every weak place. Yours in Christ Jesus, Rev. Arthur Grier and Rev. Grace Grier Martin Street Church of God

Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.