Carlisle and Son Funeral Chapel

Sharon A. Biggers

Sharon A. Biggers, 58, Indianapolis, died December 28, 2008, in Methodist Hospital. Mrs. Biggers was born June 4, 1950, in Nashville, Tennessee, to the late Winfred Biggers and Willie (Gammons) Biggers, who survives.

Mrs. Biggers worked in various capacities in the mortgage industry. She enjoyed sewing and cooking, but most of all, being with her family.

Sharon was preceded in death by her father, Winfred Biggers.

Survivors include her children, Kelly Tucker of Monrovia, Sean Fox of Plainfield, Leatha Chandler of Indianapolis; mother, Willie (Gammons) Biggers of Indianapolis; siblings, Glenn Biggers of Florida, Ronie Biggers of Indianapolis, Debbie Huffman of North Carolina, Pam Kelter of Mooresville; 8 Grandchildren; 1 Great Grandchild.

The service will begin at 3:30 p.m., Wednesday, December 31, 2008, in the Carlisle & Son Funeral Chapel, with visitation from 1 p.m. Rev. Jeff Newton will officiate. In lieu of flowers, please make memorial contributions to the Susan G. Koman Breast Cancer Awareness Foundation.

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1/1/2009 2:48:30 PM

Deb Huffamn and Pam Kelter (Sisters)

Family memories

Sharon’s passion for her beliefs were strong she was always willing to argue her side and listen to others if they could get a word in. She was most often drawn to take the underdog’s side of situations. She encouraged her loved ones to be all that they desired. She never met a stranger. She seldom bit her tongue. She did not believe in Heart Healthy diets or going green. Ladies wear your pearls and diamonds don’t save them for a special day and buy that bottle of expensive cologne and wear it every day. Sharon held the nick name of Betty Crocker in her family. She gave the people she loved the gift of her favorite recipes. Family favorites were her homemade chicken and noodles, homemade cinnamon rolls at Christmas and special Birthday cakes. These family favorites will be missed. Her daughter Leatha say she was taught these favorites by her mother. At all family gatherings, the whole family joked about being on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire and EVERYONE agreed that Sharon would be our lifeline - she knew so much about everything!!! Roses -- the whole family knew your favorite color was yellow and especially your fondness of yellow roses. As you cross the threshold to a new life, your family will remember your life here on earth represented here today by the many shades of yellow floral bouquet. At all family gatherings we all knew we would have spirited debates on many topics – because Sharon was our influence Voted into the family - when a family member got married, new girlfriend, boyfriend, etc. they would have to be voted into the family by the “Biggers Girls.” Sharon your life was far too short; your passing will be grieved by your friends and family. You endured many trips to the hospital and treatments that resulted in much discomfort. As your sister it was painful to watch you endure chemo therapy, radiation and lose of your hair and hear how painful it was when the heart defibrillator activated. Sharon n

12/31/2008 7:20:28 PM

Kathy Sammons (use to be Fox)

Condolence

Kelly and Sean I am so sorry to hear about your mom, gosh what a shock, i just found this all out. My heart and prayers go out to you and your family. I remember when i use to babysit you kids for your mom when i was in high school, those were some fun times and lots of memories for your Uncle Mike and I. Please take care and know my thoughts are with you. Kathy

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