You've heard the phrase "unprecedented times" more often these days than you'd probably hope, but we believe that our best days are right around the corner. We here at Biggers Funeral Home simply want to say "thank you" to those who have been on the front lines -- the first responders, the doctors, the nurses, those working in the nursing homes, and those taking steps to ensure the health of those in our communities. We've seen trying times before, but we believe that our communities band together and bounce back better than most and for that, we are grateful to you, those who are serving. It's an honor to be a part of North Texas.

Condolences for Peggy Lou Lile

stella brooks posted on 12/23/21

OH Peggy, I thought you would make the 100 mark or I had hoped. Peggy would load up the station wagon with kids when you could pack as many would fit and drop the first one off at the elementary school then off to the middle school and finally the hghschool. She taught me to drive in the parking lot of Security Bank in a car without power steering--SHE turned. I thought all cars had that problem. ha! She took me to take the driving test, tennis lessons. But the most wonderful thing about Peggy was she was my mother's friend-GOOD friend for 60 years.

Greg and Valarie Smith posted on 12/23/21

What a wonderful woman! Our prayers to Steve and Jennifer and family.

Condolences for Peggy Lou Lile

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