Michael James Simmons was born as the olderst son of Patrica Joan Yates in 1945 after World War II ended. In 1966 Michael got a letter in the mail by the president of the United States, Lyndon Baines Johnson to join the 9th infantry division in the Vietnam War. During the Vietam War Michael was exposed to Agent Orange which gave him Parkinsonism, or Lewy body dementia. Due to this sickness he died at the early age of 69.

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Memorials

Sgt Micheal James Simmons.

Micheal James Macrory Yates Simmons  was born as the olders son of Patricia Joan Macrory Yates in 1945 after World War II had ended. In 1966 Micheal James Macrory Yates  Simmons got a letter from the President of the United States of America Lyndon Baines Johnson ,who asked Micheal James Macrory Yates  Simmons a 21 year old young men to join the 9th_infantry_division in the Vietnam War. During the Vietam War Micheal James Macrory Yates Simmons was exposed to Agent Orange, which gave him Orange Cancer. Which he later died of at the age of 70 years old. Micheal James Macrory Yates  Simmons went to Bible Collage and became a license Baptist minister in the seventies. Micheal James Macrory Yates Simmons was a 16 year war veteran in the United States Army of the president of the United States of America. In 1982 Micheal James Macrory Yates Simmons married his wife Roswitha Baston II Pritsch Macrory Yates Simmons, a Criminal Investigator for the Criminal Investigation Division of the United States Army, which he lived his life together for 37 years until the good Lord took in home.

Left to honor his memory  are his grandmother Ann Lorey Macrory Yates mother Patricia Joan Macrory Yates and his grandma Lee, his beloved wife, Roswitha Baston II Pritsch Macrory Yates  Simmons; brother, Dennis Welch and Keith Welch; sister, Susie Welch.