Milton F. Brzozowski

Cannot believe it has been 7 years since you left us and 10 years for my father. Today is his birthday ( 90 years ). Miss you both very much and pray for you both every day.

WOW, I can hardly believe it has been 7 years since going to be with our Lord. Merry Christmas Dad I know you are busy with all your family and friends. Doing what you like best, playing your Polka music. I love and miss you each day

It's hard to believe that it has been five years already! I know Uncle Mickey and Dad are listening to Polish music up there in Heaven looking down on us today saying we're ok. God Bless you all!

Dearest Dad, It's been a month that you are gone. We miss you and love you. Until we meet again. I will love you always, Suzanne

Dear Brzozowski Family,
So sorry for your loss. I would see Milton at the steel mill and he was always such a happy upbeat gentleman. Know he will be missed. Mary Clark

Connie: My wife, Lena, and I want to tell you of our heartfelt condolences. We remember many thousands of happy times listening to Milton spin the best music in the world. We followed you two from station to station and broadcast times, wherever you moved. It was really a shame when Towson University stopped all ethnic programming. You were providing a public service that they will never equal again. Stan Kluckowski, Towson

Dear Aunt Connie and Cousins,
There are so many good memories of times shared with all of you. I know my Dad (John) has welcomed his brother into heaven. We miss you both very much.
Love,
Chris Kamenoff

Connie, We were very sorry to hear of Milton's passing. Rosalie Cole told us he was in the hospital when we spoke on Monday, the 29th, but we hoped it was just something minor. We were very privileged to accompany you both on the bus trips to Wildwood, NJ....what great times we all had!!! And we deeply missed your radio show when it went off the air. You spread around so much Polish joy together. May Milton rest in peace and may the perpetual light of Christ shine upon his soul. You have our...

I first met Mr. Milton and Mrs. Connie in 1973 when I started dance classes at Polish Home. Suzanne and Bobby were in my class. It was a pleasure listening to you for many hours over the years and the countless dances you were at. Keep the polkas spinning in heaven for all of our families waiting to dance. RIP Mr Milton and God Bless you!!