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It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of MG (Ret) Lester Simpson who peacefully left this earth today, March 21, 2025 at approximately 5:30 pm.
He has been called to active duty in support of contingency operations overseas four times in his career, including Bosnia and Afghanistan, and earned the Legion of Merit, Bronze Star and the Combat Action Badge and during combat operations in Afghanistan 2010-2011.
In 2014, he became the first African American commanding general of the 36th Infantry Division.
Concurrent with his very active National Guard career, Major General Simpson had a 33-year career with United Parcel Service (UPS) where he rose from part-time employee during his college years to Supervisor of Full Time Employees, Plano Delivery Center, Mesquite, Texas and served as Co-Chair of the Plano Center’s Comprehensive Health and Safety Committee. He retired from UPS in March of 2013
He retired from the National Guard in July 2017. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family. friends and fellow Soldiers. We will post funeral arrangements once they become available. Rest in peace sir!
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Condolences and prayers to his family, may you RIP Sir, you were a warrior and a friend, May God bless you
Prayers for his family. Rest easy, sir! He was one of the best!
Did not know him personally but was in his presence for a short stint as the Div Ops SGM. Thank you for your service and strides paving the way where it should have been!
Oh no! This makes sad! RIP MGr Simpson. I remember how excited I was when he became Arrowhead 6. One, for the accomplishment in its own right. Two, he is “Oldman Simpson” and a Jody of the Sam Houston Rifles from UT-Arlington. I used to watch VHS tapes of Oldman Simpson leading D&C. RIP Sir!
Great man, honor to have served with and for you Til Valhalla RIP Definition of a True Warrior
Praying for him and his family.
R I P until we meet again, it was a great honor serving with you.
Condolences and prayers to the family. It was an honor to have served with you Sir. Rest in peace 🙏🏼
Goodbye, sir.
Condolences to the family, loved ones, and those that served with him. RIP Sir. Thank you for your service.
Rest easy Sir….prayers for the family.
Rest easy Sir- you were a true leader...
He was a good friend and fellow soldier.
RIP Sir. Thank you for the opportunity to serve with you.
Rest in peace MG Simpson. I remember him and his cousin, MSG Bruce, in Fort Hood, TX at AT with TXARNG. Thank you for your service. My deepest condolences and sincere prayers to his family and friends.
Keeping his Family in our thoughts and prayers. In Spite of Hell!!
Rest in peace, Sir. My condolences and prayers for your family. 🙏🏼
Praying for his family and friends.
RIP good and faithful servant. You were such an inspiration to so many of us. Both working for you and around you. Thank you so much for your support and service. Special prayers for your family who shared you with us for so many years.
Rest Easy Sir
He was a fellow graduate of UTA and its ROTC program. We would visit and catch up every year at the CCAC Hall of Honor ceremonies. He was a good friend and fellow soldier and will be missed.
May you RIP Sir. 🕊️
May he rest in peace and can praying for his family 🙏🙏🙏
R.I.P. sir
In Spite of Hell!
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