Michael Glen

Lane, Ii

Michael Glen Lane II, of Tillatoba, lost his courageous 12-month battle with an extremely rare and aggressive subtype of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma on Tuesday, June 14, 2022 at Grenada Lake Medical Center. Mike was born on July 2, 1992 and was 29 years old. Mike was welcomed home by his mother and big sister, Dana, who loved him with all her heart. Mike attended school in Charleston and went on to work for Fly Timber.

He is survived by his mother, Kim Simmons Brower (Dale) of Tillatoba, two sisters, Dana Lane Hargett (Doug McCord) of Tillatoba, and Sarah Dale Brower of Louisville, KY. \, his fiancé Mackenzie Reese of Tillatoba, three nephews Cayden Hargett of Charleston, Ayven Rice of Fruitland, MD and Bo Bennett of South Carolina, one niece Reagen Kerr of Louisville, KY, one niece or nephew on the way, six aunts; Ester Simmons Gulliford (Monte)- Pheonix, AZ, Frankie Lamere- Marville, AR, Deanna Gray- Oakland, Teter Mounce- Victoria, Tracy Funderburk- Clarksdale, Lynn Self (Shaun)- Clarksdale and Sammie Sanders- Austin, TX, his maternal grandmother, Margaret Simmons of Grenada and one fur baby, Magnus Alexander.

Mikey, as he was known to those that loved him was and avid outdoorsman. He loved to hunt fish and he loved to climb trees. He enjoyed playing pool and could be often be found shooting a game at the Sports Center in Grenada.

Mikey loved his Mom, Kim, his sister Dana and his fiancé, Mackenzie with all his heart and he was not ashamed to tell them how much they were appreciated. Mickey fought long and hard after the doctors gave him six months to live. He never complained and never gave up; even on those days that he knew his illness was winning.

Mikey was preceded in death by his paternal grandparents, Roy and Grace Lane of Charleston, his maternal grandfather, Ardis Simmons of Money and one uncle Gary Simmons of Scobey.

In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you consider donations to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.