I have been close friends with Bruce for 35 years. Although I had limited interaction with Milton through the years, I was fortunate to spend a couple hours with him and Bruce at my son’s baseball game in Tucson just a few years ago. Despite a declination in his health, he was sharp and witty and followed the details of the game. We shared some laughs and casual conversation. It was great to see him smile. I walked away thinking, “What a good man.” I feel blessed having those moments with Milton.

Milton was with us at our American citizenship oath ceremony 

In the memory of Milton:
 When my son was in elementary, the school asked each child to make a family tree. Milton was his grandpa on his little tree. For our whole family, Milton is not just a friend, but a family.

 I remember thirty years ago, my husband and I came from China to study in the United States.  China was very poor at the time, we came to the US with only $50 and two suitcases.

 It was Milton and Liz who helped us to move into our first apartment and bought our first used car.  Liz also taught me how to drive and Milton taught my husband how to do oil change.  Two years later, we both baptized by Milton and our pastor and became Christians.  

Milton applauded at my husband's PhD graduation ceremony and smiled at my master's graduation ceremony.  After our son Andrew born, Milton upgraded right-away and became his favorite grandpa.

In my son’s child birth, my pubic bone was broken and bed rest for more than two years.  My husband left to New York to work on Wall Street to support our family.

 Every Sunday, Andrew put on his little tie and eagerly waited for Grandpa Milton to take him to church.  Finally I recovered when my son in elementary. I went back to my PhD in finance while taking care Andrew by myself. During those tough days, Milton took my son to golf and teach him to read the Bible. At the age of seven, Andrew read through Bible in King James version with Milton. At the age of fourteen, Milton flew to Pittsburg for his baptism. 

Now Andrew is eighteen.  As captain he led his golf team won regional championships three years in row. In scientific research, he won the silver medal for the United States competing with 72 countries. Last weekend, he won the world champion in debate. Currently he accepted to Stanford, Yale and Brown universities. All his achievements were started from word by word reading the Bible with Milton. 

Milton is resting with God and he will always be grandpa on our family tree.

In the memory of Milton:
 When my son was in elementary, the school asked each child to make a family tree. Milton was his grandpa on his little tree. For our whole family, Milton is not just a friend, but a family.

 I remember thirty years ago, my husband and I came from China to study in the United States.  China was very poor at the time, we came to the US with only $50 and two suitcases.

 It was Milton and Liz who helped us to move into our first apartment and bought our first used car.  Liz also taught me how to drive and Milton taught my husband how to do oil change.  Two years later, we both baptized by Milton and our pastor and became Christians.  

Milton applauded at my husband's PhD graduation ceremony and smiled at my master's graduation ceremony.  After our son Andrew born, Milton upgraded right-away and became his favorite grandpa.

In my son’s child birth, my pubic bone was broken and bed rest for more than two years.  My husband left to New York to work on Wall Street to support our family.

 Every Sunday, Andrew put on his little tie and eagerly waited for Grandpa Milton to take him to church.  Finally I recovered when my son in elementary. I went back to my PhD in finance while taking care Andrew by myself. During those tough days, Milton took my son to golf and teach him to read the Bible. At the age of seven, Andrew read through Bible in King James version with Milton. At the age of fourteen, Milton flew to Pittsburg for his baptism. 

Now Andrew is eighteen years old this year.  As captain he led his golf team won regional championships three years in row. In scientific research, he won the silver medal for the United States competing with 72 countries. Last weekend, he won the world champion in debate. Currently he accepted to Stanford, Yale and Brown universities. All his achievements were started from word by word reading the Bible with Milton. 

Milton is resting with God and he will always be grandpa on our family tree.

Milton married my sister Barbara Youngblood  later in life.  They brought each other much joy and companionship.  They loved living in Tucson  where they built a beautiful home and life together.   He loved Barbara, his children and his grandchildren.  

Robert & I visited them several times when our son played baseball there.  He was a very attentive host showing us around the sights.

Milton was a strong Christian and a devoted member of the Baptist church.  He was dedicated to the christlike principles of truth, love and appreciation.  He was a loyal  and very accomplished employee of IBM.   A contingent of the Japanese customers that he served even came to Dallas for Milton and Barbara’s wedding.  That made a big impression on my family because it showed just how much they respected him.

Milton will be missed by all those who loved and appreciated him.  We offer our condolences to his family.  I know you look forward to being reunited with him some day in heaven.

Robert and Carol Wells

To the Hallmark Family,

We would like to thank you for entrusting AltaVita with Milt's care. It was such an honor to be able to care for him. Milt will be greatly missed by all of the lives he touched within the community. He was such a wonderful person. Thank you for sharing him with us.
You are all such a wonderful family and our hearts and prays go out to you. 

With Love,

Your AltaVita Family



 we will forever miss you Milt.  You were one of many amazing people in this world 

Milt made IBM and Hitachi come together as a TEAM....

Celebrating with Rick and Judy Myers and the President of Hitachi Koki...

Milt helped IBM to have a long standing and productive relationship with Hitachi in providing the highest quality production printers to our customers.  He spent countless months in Japan over two decades where we built an outstanding business together...  but we also built lifetime friendships.  None of this would have happened if it were not for the absolute and total trust that the Hitachi team had in Milt.  His tireless efforts and above all else his absolute graciousness enabled us to overcome obstacles and do the impossible on too many occasions to count.  Thank you Milt... for making all of us who knew you... better people...

Rick Myers

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Thomas "Milt" Milton Hallmark

21 mars 1932 – 12 avril 2022

Crist Mortuary & Cremation and Mountain View Memorial Park

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