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Sharon Kay Biggs-Hargreaves
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Sharon Biggs-Hargreaves Obituary
Sharon was a devoted mother, grandmother, sister, & friend. She held her family & friends at the center of her life. She is survived by Melissa Biggs and Kathleen Biggs, daughters; Chris Culpepper, son-in-law, Cole Bocanegra, Nicholas Thomas, and Julian Garcia, grandchildren; Stephen (Sharon) Wallace brother; Kathryn (Tim) Incerto, stepsister; Jacquelyn and Robert Incerto, niece and nephew. Sharon was preceded in death by her husband, William Hargreaves; Rose Ambers, mother; Marvin Wallace, father; Edward Ambers, step father; Gail Wallace, sister; and Geraldine Myers and Irene Hoffman, Aunts.
Known for her warm heart and generous spirit, Sharon had a passion for baking, often delighting friends and family with her creations in the kitchen. Sharon enjoyed riding their Harley Davidson's with her late husband Bill. She also had a deep love for her cat, Pink Floyd, who was a constant companion. Sharon's kindness and her dedication to her loved ones will be dearly missed and forever remembered.
A celebration of Sharon's life will be announced at a later date in Iola, Texas. The family wishes to extend their gratitude to all who have supported them during this time and asks for continued prayers.
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Katie
December 30, 2024
She was my mom, and my girlscout leader. We had so many adventures together. So many years of memories and adventures. She is the BEST mom and I remember looking at her when I was 6 and thinking, WOW, I have a really pretty mom.Ill always remember that.
Katie Biggs
December 30, 2024
I miss you so much mom. You're still supposed to be here. I don't understand why you were taken away after all the work we did to get you back. It wasn't fair to you nor me. I changed my entire life because I wanted a relationship with you and now there are just empty reminders that we were so close. But you only got 2 months in your own home. We were still unpacking. It makes no sense. Nothing is the same nor will it ever be. You should be here, I love you mom.
Jane Hesh
September 30, 2024
We would sit in her front yard every year and watch the parade and then we would go uptown for the Kouts Pork Fest. Jane Hesh
Debby Capouch
September 28, 2024
Sharon was my first cousin. Her Mom, my Aunt Rose, Aunt Irene & my Mom, Jerri were very close sisters. They also have a much younger brother Ronnie. But when we were kids, our folks would get together on the weekends, very often. Our folks would play cards a lot & we would be outside for hours, running around and playing.
Sharon was pretty involved in things, while growing up. She was always a cheerleader for Kouts H.S. She was also very involved in 4-H & the fair.
She great not only at baking, but also cooking, sewing, and extremely artistic. And she could wrap gifts so beautifully. She took piano as well.
Sharon loved all children & watched over many, many of them while raising her daughters.
She was a bright light and she will be so missed by many, until we meet again.
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