Bill Gates father Reported on April 29, '96 According to a report from Washington, Kyodo News, Bill Gates, 40, chairman of Microsoft, the world's l...
Bill Gates father
Reported on April 29, ’96
According to a report from Washington, Kyodo News, Bill Gates, 40, chairman of Microsoft, the world’s largest computer software company that released Windows 95, has recently become his father for the first time. It was.
His wife, Melinda (31), gave birth to a girl on April 26, and decided to name her Jennifer. The Gates had a wedding in Hawaii on New Year’s Day 1994.
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