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Minnie Biggs, age 54, of West Columbia, Texas, passed away February 5, 2006, in Dallas, Texas. She was a longtime resident of West Columbia. Minnie was born in Crockett, Texas, in 1951. She grew up in Clute, was a cheerleader for Clute Jr. High, graduated from Brazosport High in 1969 and married James A. Biggs.
Minnie was employed with Weingarten's for three years before joining the U.S. Postal Service from 1978-2005. Minnie worked for several post offices during her career; as a clerk in several post offices, as a supervisor in Lake Jackson and postmaster in Sweeny, Brazoria and Damon.
She was predeceased in death by her parents, Charlie W. and Nellie J. Vaughn, and her husband, James A. Biggs. She is survived by two children, James David Biggs and William Aaron Biggs and wife, Kellie; by eight grandchildren, Hunter Vermillion, Brittany Vermillion, Thomas Hyde, Taylor Biggs, Haley Vermillion, Alexandrea Biggs, Dawson Biggs, and Kassidy Biggs; by her close companion, Melvin Katt; by one sister, Billie McCulley and husband, Ronnie McCulley; by numerous nieces and nephews; by her brothers-in-law, Charles Biggs and wife, Geana, and William O. Biggs Sr. and wife, Barbara Biggs; by her sisters-in-law, Cel Mock, and Linda Paulk and husband, Wes Paulk; and by two aunts, Lavina Harper and Annie Lee Patton. She also left behind a host of friends who will miss her dearly, as will her family. Minnie was a very generous and giving person whom never knew a stranger.
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John Adcock
I remember meeting Minnie at the bowling alley and bowling together in the 7th grade, I kept playing the song "pretty Woman" for her on the juke box. Later we worked together at the Freeport Post Office. She was always courteous, kind and had a very sweet disposition. I am blessed to have known her. I convey my condolences to the family and pray that her sweet spirit lives on through her loved ones.Sandra Loving (Bridges)
Minnie, one of my dearest friends was a wonderful person, great friend, wife and mother. I have so many cherished memories of her, Billie (her sister), Sue Prather, Patti and I being young wifes and mothers. She had the greatest sense of humor that alwys kept us in stiches. Gone way too soon.Nancy Taylor (Wood)
It's so sad to see the roses beside classmates' names among the Exporters' Profiles. Minnie Vaughn Biggs was a dear friend at Clute Jr. High and during the remainder of her life on this earth. We were cheerleaders together, classes together, played Dow Wive's softball together, babysitting each other's kids on occassion and participating in Dow 'Oyster Creek' events together with all our Dow Friends & Family. She was one of the smartest people I knew. I will always miss her laugh. She and Jimmy were always together in this life and I know they are together now in Heaven.Keith Chatham
Minnie was a sweet person and good friend. she was really funny and extremely smart! I was very sad when I heard of her passing.Keith