Vincent C. Simmons was born in Abington Memorial Hospital on November 26, 1964 to John Henry Simmons, Jr. and Annie Kate Webb Martin Simmons. He was called home September 11, 2008.
Vince received his education in the Bristol Township public school system, where he went on to graduate from Harry S. Truman High School.
After he graduated, he worked for Carriage Trade Day Cleaners for over 22 years.
Vince met and married his former wife, Lisa Jones. To this union they have one child together, Raquel Simmons and one step-son, Kyle Jones.
Vince was a devoted father and a hard worker. He enjoyed fishing, cooking, watching sports and being with his friends.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Annie Kate-Simmon; brothers, Dennis Martin and Leon Martin; sister, Shirley Martin.
He leaves to cherish his many memories; his two children, Raquel and Kyle; grandson, Mekhi; former wife, Lisa; brothers and sisters: Fred, Lewis, Barbara, Rodney, John, Rene, Wanda, Victor, Michael and Rose; sister-in-law, Patricia Martin.
He also left behind a host of other family and friends, an honorary niece, Brooke and a special friend, Annette Streeter.
Vince received his education in the Bristol Township public school system, where he went on to graduate from Harry S. Truman High School.
After he graduated, he worked for Carriage Trade Day Cleaners for over 22 years.
Vince met and married his former wife, Lisa Jones. To this union they have one child together, Raquel Simmons and one step-son, Kyle Jones.
Vince was a devoted father and a hard worker. He enjoyed fishing, cooking, watching sports and being with his friends.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Annie Kate-Simmon; brothers, Dennis Martin and Leon Martin; sister, Shirley Martin.
He leaves to cherish his many memories; his two children, Raquel and Kyle; grandson, Mekhi; former wife, Lisa; brothers and sisters: Fred, Lewis, Barbara, Rodney, John, Rene, Wanda, Victor, Michael and Rose; sister-in-law, Patricia Martin.
He also left behind a host of other family and friends, an honorary niece, Brooke and a special friend, Annette Streeter.
Vincent C. Simmons was born in Abington Memorial Hospital on November 26, 1964 to John Henry Simmons, Jr. and Annie Kate Webb Martin Simmons. He was called home September 11, 2008.
Vince received his education in the Bristol Township public school system, where he went on to graduate from Harry S. Truman High School.
After he graduated, he worked for Carriage Trade Day Cleaners for over 22 years.
Vince met and married his former wife, Lisa Jones. To this union they have one child together, Raquel Simmons and one step-son, Kyle Jones.
Vince was a devoted father and a hard worker. He enjoyed fishing, cooking, watching sports and being with his friends.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Annie Kate-Simmon; brothers, Dennis Martin and Leon Martin; sister, Shirley Martin.
He leaves to cherish his many memories; his two children, Raquel and Kyle; grandson, Mekhi; former wife, Lisa; brothers and sisters: Fred, Lewis, Barbara, Rodney, John, Rene, Wanda, Victor, Michael and Rose; sister-in-law, Patricia Martin.
He also left behind a host of other family and friends, an honorary niece, Brooke and a special friend, Annette Streeter.
Vince received his education in the Bristol Township public school system, where he went on to graduate from Harry S. Truman High School.
After he graduated, he worked for Carriage Trade Day Cleaners for over 22 years.
Vince met and married his former wife, Lisa Jones. To this union they have one child together, Raquel Simmons and one step-son, Kyle Jones.
Vince was a devoted father and a hard worker. He enjoyed fishing, cooking, watching sports and being with his friends.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Annie Kate-Simmon; brothers, Dennis Martin and Leon Martin; sister, Shirley Martin.
He leaves to cherish his many memories; his two children, Raquel and Kyle; grandson, Mekhi; former wife, Lisa; brothers and sisters: Fred, Lewis, Barbara, Rodney, John, Rene, Wanda, Victor, Michael and Rose; sister-in-law, Patricia Martin.
He also left behind a host of other family and friends, an honorary niece, Brooke and a special friend, Annette Streeter.
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