Biggers, Robert "Bob"
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Robert Allen Biggers died Friday December 5th at his home in Dallas, TX. He was 61. He was born in Greenwood, MS. Mr. Biggers attended the University of Colorado where he earned a degree in International Business with a marketing and finance emphasis. He began his real estate career with Britt & Frechich, a site location company in Chicago, where he was charged with finding the ideal business locations for numerous corporations including Red Lobster, Arby’s and Citibank. He also gained valuable marketing experience with a New York-based firm serving clients including RJ Reynolds.
As a member of the Park Cities office of Virginia Cook, Realtors, Mr. Biggers was affiliated with the second largest independent real estate firm in North Texas.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Jane and William “Mike” Biggers. He survived by his brother William M. Biggers jr. (Nancy) of Vicksburg, MS, two nieces, three great nephews and one great niece.
Memorial Service will be held at Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church in Dallas, Saturday December 13th, at 11:00 AM.
In lieu of flowers, the family is asking for memorials to be made to Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church.
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My thoughts and prayers are with Bob’s family.
My condolences to the Bigger family.
We lost one of the best guy I ever met in my whole life. Bob was a very very funny guy make you laugh just out the blue… We had our great times we had our bad times,, but I knew and he knew we cared for each other so much… He will really be missed.. So sorry to the Bigger family..
I lost a really good friend.. So sorry to the Biggers family… Bob was a big part of my life,, we had our good times and bad but we knew we cared for each other very much.. He was a very funny guy he could make you laugh just out the blue.. I’ll miss his singing.(he couldn’t sing) but it was funny,, I’ll miss his little dance moves that he would do ,out of the blue.. He thought me alot about life.. He will be very very missed
To Bob’s family and dear friends, my prayers and deepest sympathy. May your memories bring you comfort. Bob is greatly missed, but I cannot think of him, without a smile. At today’s Monday meeting for Virginia Cook Realtors, we met at True Food Kitchen and Chef Angelo shared with us his philosophy of food and some samples. It seemed like Bob should definitely have been there! And no doubt he was with us, at least in spirit. May you forever be enjoying a grand Southern feast, Bob! Rest in peace.
Bob,
I hope your up there having a banana split shake! You deserve one. Keep one for me!
Love you Bob. I miss you. Forrest says hello.
Bob was my landlord and friend for several years in Dallas. He always had suggestions on the best place for this or that and it eased my transition into Dallas a great day. He was a loving, funny man who LIVED LIFE and I will always take that lesson with me. Thanks for being our big brother on Holland Bob. You are missed.
Happy Birthday Bob… I miss you so much. Not a day goes by that i don’t think of you. Your still the GREATEST man i ever known. On this day I am so great full to have had you in my life.. Will always Love You Poppa