good day to everyone on www.millenium-riding.com. i'm here by in disappointed mood & tears to express my gratitude to the family of Simon Charlse Milward my famous friend whom we stayed in y'de during his "round t he world tour" . simon on living y'de told he was very sure in his mission of going round the world on his giant byke which i & him rebuilt in yaoundé in an atmosphere of warm fiendliness.indeed i've lost a friend whom we had plans& whom we were communicating everyday.

l will also like to inform those whon were simon's friends that i 'll be organising something here in cameroon in memory of Milward.and also want to seized this opportunity to ask for those who want that lets be friends in the name of simon who has made us to know about many things or a union of milward's friends in that saying.
For my own ,i'll offer two days doing nothing honouring milward's mysterious death. The following were milward's friends here in cmrn;
The hotel manager of welcome hotel y'de,
the hotel's workers namely; senghor,Garga ,Djibril and Ibrahim and my family brothers. I wish i were to attends milward's funeral and know where he was to be burried in case i'll once be there. so i would like the organ(FEM] to inform or direct me to where he will be lay to rest.it's on this note that i end my heart felt condelences to milward's above submits.
AWA DICKSON RAUL.YAOUNDE_CAMEROON.
MAY MILWARD'S SOUL REST IN PERFECT PEACE.

Simon will be greatly missed!

Je n'ai pas eu le plaisir de te rencontrer, je suis de 1965 aussi et je m'efforcerai d'avoir une pensée pour toi à chaque bon moment de moto. Bon voyage Simon.

I'm very sad to hear this terrible news. Simon was a funny, energetic and passsionate guy who I liked very much.

I have been travelling and only found out today. The fact that this site already has so many messages from so many places says more than I can.

People who weren’t so lucky to met him, have to know that he was one of the greater supporter of the European FEMA of which he has been for many years secretary-general and he gave a valid bit to the birth of the Italian Coordinamento Motociclisti; in that period Bikers Life supported with strenght the operation and had the honour to know him and his accurate and expert work on political and diplomatic level.
www.Bikerslife.com (Italian magazine) is going to dedicate very soon an article to remember him.
On FEMA web site http://www.fema.kaalium.com/ you can leave a message also in Italian language. You can sign it THE ITALIAN FRIENDS: it will be a manner to be nearer to him from every Nation.
We lost a man and an important motorcyclist able to make better the conditions of our sector.

Bikers Life Menaging Editor
Moreno Persello

Simon will be greatly missed!

-THE ITALIAN FRIENDS

Simon stayed here in Blantyre with some members of our church congregation for about one month. He was able to recondition some of his bike and to meet with a lot of the people here, some who are also bike enthusiasts. We parked his bike next to the pulpit as he shared his experiences and pictures of his world travels. His testimony was that when he began 5 years ago he wanted to know and experience why on earth he existed and if there truly was a higher being than himself. It took him many miles and trials of temptation and seeking things out before he finally found what he was looking for. He sought after many faiths and religions but came to conclude that the God of the Holy Bible was the only true living and sustaining God that anyone could truly hope to find peace and eternal life in. I know for fact that this is the message he would want all his contacts to hear. There is more to life than what we see. Christ Jesus is the true and living way to Allmighty God. Let's do what we can to help with his noble cause of rural medical assistance thru motorbike transport and get rigth with God as well.

Simon will be greatly missed. I will miss his reports and the knowledge that he is out in the world doing great things and having wonderful adventures. I will always remember his two visits to Portland, Oregon and his very humorous presentations on how his journey started, where he had been, and where he planned on going. It was great meeting him. He was a man that found Jesus after travelling around the world seeing all the great religions up close. He came full circle to be baptized as a Christian. What a wonderful testimony he gave us and the life he lived represented his love of Christ. We will see him again soon with our Lord. May the Good Lord provide comfort to Simon's family and friends. Mike Friend, ABATE Chaplain

Hours spent with Simon remain vivid with his English wit and manner of speech was always especially appreciated by we "colonials". His compassion and vision remain an inspiration to us all. He spoke quietly and proudly of his babtism and love of the Lord. We'll see you a little later, Brother. Joseph Laurance, Coordinator, ABATE of Oregon.