Son of Nathan A. Simmons and Catherine (Burrows) Simmons.
His paternal grandfather was Nathan Aniel "Pappy" Simmons who was born in Sparta, Tennessee, USA.
He was a resident of Dallas for 23 years before moving to Mesquite in 1950. He was employed by the John Tarter Company as a housewares salesman and was a member of the Dallas-Fort Worth Housewares Club. Mr. Simmons was a veteran of World War II.
Survivors include his wife; two daughters,Deborah Ann (Simmons) Raney and Sandra Sue (Simmons) Erikson and one son, Nathan Edward Simmons Jr., all of Mesquite.
He died from complications due to Gardner Syndrome.
His paternal grandfather was Nathan Aniel "Pappy" Simmons who was born in Sparta, Tennessee, USA.
He was a resident of Dallas for 23 years before moving to Mesquite in 1950. He was employed by the John Tarter Company as a housewares salesman and was a member of the Dallas-Fort Worth Housewares Club. Mr. Simmons was a veteran of World War II.
Survivors include his wife; two daughters,Deborah Ann (Simmons) Raney and Sandra Sue (Simmons) Erikson and one son, Nathan Edward Simmons Jr., all of Mesquite.
He died from complications due to Gardner Syndrome.
Son of Nathan A. Simmons and Catherine (Burrows) Simmons.
His paternal grandfather was Nathan Aniel "Pappy" Simmons who was born in Sparta, Tennessee, USA.
He was a resident of Dallas for 23 years before moving to Mesquite in 1950. He was employed by the John Tarter Company as a housewares salesman and was a member of the Dallas-Fort Worth Housewares Club. Mr. Simmons was a veteran of World War II.
Survivors include his wife; two daughters,Deborah Ann (Simmons) Raney and Sandra Sue (Simmons) Erikson and one son, Nathan Edward Simmons Jr., all of Mesquite.
He died from complications due to Gardner Syndrome.
His paternal grandfather was Nathan Aniel "Pappy" Simmons who was born in Sparta, Tennessee, USA.
He was a resident of Dallas for 23 years before moving to Mesquite in 1950. He was employed by the John Tarter Company as a housewares salesman and was a member of the Dallas-Fort Worth Housewares Club. Mr. Simmons was a veteran of World War II.
Survivors include his wife; two daughters,Deborah Ann (Simmons) Raney and Sandra Sue (Simmons) Erikson and one son, Nathan Edward Simmons Jr., all of Mesquite.
He died from complications due to Gardner Syndrome.
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