  In a simplified version of the standard model with a single quark doublet, I
derive a transcendental equation for the complex Higgs boson mass. The equation
involves a divergent integral which is regularized and renormalized
conventionally. Setting the Higgs mass to its observed value, the decay width
is narrow and within experimental limits. The mass equation has additional
roots on other sheets in the complex energy plane. The first two are at 186 and
219 GeV. The lightest excitations are well defined though wider than the 125
GeV Higgs because decays to $W^{+}W^{-}$ and $ZZ$ are allowed.
