Michael Dennis Hammond son of late John and Ethel Hammond

Was born on April 30, 1950 in Baltimore Maryland. He departed

this life surrounded by his loved ones on March 26, 2022. GOD

called his son home, his work has been done.

He received his education in the Baltimore City Public Schools

System. After High School, he gained employment at Bethlehem

Steel and became a Welder. He mastered his new found trade and

loved the skills and workmanship of his profession. He later went on

to create his own business in moving and hauling. He retired from

Polyseal Corporation.

Michael maintained his dignity and independence as a respectful and

loving person. Either you loved him or you didn't. You knew just

what was on his mind and exactly what he thought. He was also

known by many as "What Not and Do" and for his famous greens

that you could make sandwiches out of. He was an amazing

husband, father, brother and son. He was married for over fifty years

to a loving and devoted wife, Barbara Hammond. Iis wife was his

best friend through trials and tribulations, she always stood by his

side. He knew and accepted Christ as his Maker and Master. Even

though he did not attend church as regular as he should have, he had

a respect and a love for GOD.

Michael was preceded in death by his wife, Barbara Hammond;

parents, Ethel Mae Hammond and John Hammond; two brothers,

Ronnie Hammond and Wilbert Hammond; two brothers-in-law,

Rudolph Hutton and Charles Hutton; two sisters-in-law, Carolyn

Hutton and Barbara Hammond.

Michael leaves to cherish his memory: three children, Michael

Davis, Melvin Hammond and Michelle Leggette; one son in law,

Winston Leggette; two daughters-in-law, Violet Hammond and Lisa

Davis; five grandchildren, Ashley Hammond, Shantel Hammond,

Michael Davis, Joshua Leggette and Lyric Leggette; four great

grandchildren, Darien Fulton, Dallas Fulton, Peyton Davis and

Michael Davis; two sisters, Helena Hammond and Annette

Hammond; one brother: Carl Hammond; two sisters-in-law, Shaun

Hutton and Delores Hammond; a special brother-in-law, Melvin

Hutton; and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

He made numerous friends wherever he went and will be sincerely missed by everyone