Our condolences to you and family on the passing of Bro Fitz. We know that it is hard to bear right now, but remember that death is only the end of the physical life and the beginning of an eternal life. May our friendship and prayers help you through this difficult time.  We are just a phone call away.
Linval & Jean Henry


If ever you needed someone to encourage you especially in your spiritual journey, my dearly departed cousin, Fitz (Tunny) was there for you.  We grew up knowing each other as family in Jamaica  but when we migrated we would spend hours on the telephone discussing politics, the Bible and family.  He was very knowledgeable and resourceful in providing information about our family heritage.   Brilliant, witty and humble he was. Adored his daughters , praying we will meet in the earth made new.

Brother Fitz will be remembered  as one who lived by his convictions even if it meant he had to stand alone.He was a true friend and always had an encouraging word.Always willing to serve those who needed his help. Our families shared many memories together; sabbath afternoon potlucks,relocating each other from one home to another, marriage enrichment seminar,laughter, tears,frustrations  and successes.
Fitz will be missed, but we hope to see him again in the bloom of health.
Now we who remain must make our calling and election sure with the hope that we all will be caught up together in the air with Jesus when He comes.

The family of Sheldon Daisley (Janelle, Praha, Kyiv and Bonn) would like to express our deepest condolences to the Millington family. We mourn with you, but we rejoice as well for the blessed life of Mr. Millington.  We pray our Heavenly Father comfort you in this time of bereavement. Mr. Fitz was a great friend to us in our short time living (7 yrs) in Houston and attending the Northwest Seventh Day Adventist Church. 

Upon relocating to Arizona, Mr. Fitz assisted us immensely by managing our home in Houston, getting it rented and just overseeing that everything went well. We are thankful to have known Mr. Fitz and to be bless by his kindness.

Sincerely,
The Daisley family

After coming back to TX, my wife and I became members of Houston NW SDA and Fitz and Kaye were some of the kindest and most welcoming couples we had the pleasure of knowing. Brother Fitz was such a strong advocate for health principles and he was always kind and welcoming to anyone he came across. A devout Christ-like man who didn’t appear to ever slow down, working tirelessly for others where he could. I look forward to reuniting with my brother, when we shall see our Redeemer’s face, and once again fellowship together with our Lord. My prayers are with the Millington family and the Hernandez family is at your service if you need anything. 

When I first came to the NW SDA Church, one of the first brother I met, 
And shere a conversation with,   was brother Fitz as we call him. I come to realize that he is a spiritual Man, and a man that love the Lord.  And so I was drawn to him and his family. When I first learned of his illness months after I met him I was saddened, but then again in the last week of his life when we came to encourage and pray with him, I could hear as if my brother said,(I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, and now laid up for me a crown of righteousness.) I have this blessed hope, that if my life will be in harmony  with my creator, I will see brother Fitz again in the earth made new. So Family and friends rest assured that brother Fitz is not Dead but he is asleep in Christ.


The little time I known Bro Fritz I found him to be a easy going  loving person always with that smile on his face we both text each other with words of wisdom . I will surely mist him to the Family rest a sure the Lord knows best , our prayers are with you all. May his soul rest in peace and heavenly light shine upon him .

Brother Fitz touched my life through his zeal for healthy leaving. His enthusiasm for living a healthy lifestyle pushed me to get moving and become active. I loved my dear friend and will surely miss his words of encouragement to keep moving. My prayers will continue for his wife my dear friend sister Kaye and their daughters. Rest in peace my precious friend.

Bro Millington  was my Pathfinder Director and a very Dear friend. 
It was a pleasure having him as a friend and a mentor,  I sure will miss that soft spoken voice and the his gentle demeanor. I will cherish the memories and try to live out what he thought me. 
May your soul RIP. 

His life for me is a reminder that hard work and dedication coupled with love of God and family  is what makes life worth living...I love you uncle! you will forever be in my thoughts...

Fitz was a mentor and friend. Over the years I experienced many challenges. I would call or visit and he would listen attentively, then offer advice and encouragement.  He treated  me like  one of his daughters. I will miss him very much. Rest in peace.

Northwest Houston Seventh-day Adventist Church

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Kaye Millington

Dr. Eidi, Dr. Karmaine, and Dr. Maria

Gareth, Romy, Johann, and Melvin

Also survived by five brothers, one sister, and numerous nieces and nephews -
Preceded in death by his parents, three brothers and his dear daughter, Dr. Francee

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Fitz Albert Millington

August 27, 1943 – June 3, 2018

Earthman Resthaven Funeral Home and Cemetery

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