Eric Paul Biegansky

To Eric's children, wife, & family - I heard the news and was heartbroken. I worked with him back at KPMG from 2010-13. I had just started my career. He stood out immediately to me - a true leader who was honest, genuine, knowledgeable, and hilariously funny. I was even lucky enough to work on one of his engagements, allowing me to learn directly from him. I witnessed his transition from KPMG to E&Y, and as I reflected on his departure, I was fortunate to have learned from one of the best during his time at the firm. He left this world too soon, and the loss is profound. With a heavy heart, I send warm hugs to the family and will continue to celebrate his life and impressive impact on everyone around him. I wish the family strength and comfort during this unbelievably difficult time.

To the Biegansky family, I´m sorry for your loss and to recently learn about Eric´s illness.

I had the pleasure to work with Eric twice in my career - at EY and BearingPoint. We worked closely on our client work and he was an empathetic leader, cared deeply about his team and our people.

He was a gentleman and great person.

Doug Hurley

This one hurts. From college to our "formative" years, we were roommates. This might sound like a cliche, but it's not. He is - bar none - the funniest human I've ever known. Jill, Sonya, Paul, Marianne, kids, and everyone, you're in my prayers. Irreplaceable. Yuuu.

To Eric's wife , children and family my heartfelt condolences, may God give you all the strength and His comfort in this toughest of times. Eric is resting now and at peace. We shall pray for your family and Eric, God bless.

Heartbroken. One of the funniest humans I've ever met. I lived with him at our fraternity house in Ann Arbor, and then a few years after school, as well. Great roommate, father, husband, friend, brother & son. We are going to miss you, Bigman.