Thomas "Tommy" Milham

Gosh, been missing Tommy but had no idea he'd pase. Wa thinking abt renting one of his cabins ( Kalijah) for a gal getaway. I'd rented Kalijah 3 yrs n a roll for my fiance ( Randy Rutledge's) bday chill. Always invited Tommy to eat with us. We r sailors too, so heard lots of sailing stories and always, he talked abt Tonya, his son with the big boat career, lol and his sister. He love my homemade fudge icing bday cakes. Usually ate sev pieces. Tommy had such a passion for life and all the...

We are so sorry to hear your husband and father passed away. Tommy left us a memory we will never forget! We were going on a little family vacation when our vehicle broke down. Everything was pretty well booked since it was antique ally weekend. A man gave us the name of Tommy Milham. He had a place! It was the most darling little cabin! My children and Darren and I spent the best little family vacation right there ! My children Tiffany, Brett and McKenzie paddled canoes and enjoyed Bo...

The Martinez and Milham families bonded in August 1966 with the marriage of my brother Joe Martinez and Elsie "Tonya" Milham, Tommy's only sister. Joe and Tonya were married for overt 50 years. In that time the Milham's and Martinez's were one big family. I frequently visited Joe and Tonya in Fairhope, and was able to see Lisette, Wally, and John grow up through the years.

The bond still exists today, and it will be forever. Sadly Tommy's parents, brother Bill Milham, and my brother...

Our sincere condolences to Tommy Milham's children: Lisette, John & Wally and to his grand children, and to his sister,Tonya Martinez and to his wife, Betty.

The Milham and Martinez Families bonded when my Brother Joe and Tonya married in 1966.

Joe & Tonya with Wallace & Elsie successfully operated the SQUARE-RIGGER INN in Fairhope in the late 70's.They had a wonderful bond!

We very fondly remember Tommy and all of the Milhams'.
Tommy treated us to several excellent...

The Milham Family: Please accept my sincere condolences. Tommy and I go back to the early 1950s in Mobile's Oakdale community. Our fathers worked together at Malbis Bakery before Mr. Wallace moved to the Eastern Shore area. My mom, who is now with Tommy, once mentioned to me that my dad, Bill Wright, introduced Wallace to Elsie (excuse the spelling). I believe that the Milhams lived on Broad Street when Tommy and I were kids, and as I recall Tommy had an older brother named Billy. My prayers...