He was one great guy dedicated to Karate and martial arts…
A gentle giant loved and respected by many gone to rest and will never be forgotten
RIEP Milton 🙏🏾
Eugene F Duhaney
Eugene F Duhaney
1st October 2022
I was so sad and shocked on hearing the news of Milton's passing.
From the first time I met Milton in the late 80's I found him to one was pleasant, loving and very endearing. This remained so during the intervening years when we met face to face on accasion, the last time being at my sister-in-law's home in London in 2015. Milton was also a close relative of my wife's family and he maintained regular contact with those who lived in London.
It is so sad that he would no longer be with us as I would have loved the opportunity to meet up with him again face to face.
Heartfelt condolences are extended to Tamika and the rest of the family, from my wife Donna-Mae and myself.
Cheers
Kendall
Kendall
29th September 2022
I was devastated when I saw the new on fb back in June this year. I met Milton back in the mid 70’s when I signed up at the Michale Sobell Centre to learn Karate,
We became friends as we both worked our way through the grades to Black belt along with Geoff Thompson and Steve Byfield. Over the years I used to bump into him around
Angel in North London when would talk about old times and the state of Karate. Then a few years ago Geoff told me he was in a car accident and that shook me, then
I saw he was very active as a campaigner he posted pic at various events he attended, and I would receive emails from him telling me about a cause he was supporting.
Such a sad loss, he was a great humanitarian, martial artist and all round great and wise guy, he will sorely be missed.
My condolences goes out to you and all his family, Rest in Eternal Peace Ogarro-San.
Dave Jordan
28th September 2022