Ethel Louise Biggers

To Bill and Barbara,

It is impossible to fully honor the life of Aunt Louise. She was like a Mother to me. Her home was our home, her food was our food, but more importantly her unwavering love and caring for me and my brothers when we were little will never be forgotten.

I will always remember her warm hugs and incredible kindness. She had a unique way of making everyone around her feel welcome. It's the little things that stay with you-her forcing you to eat every time you walked through her door, making fun of me for wearing short sleeve shirts when we went to go pick peaches, the sound of her voice when we talked on the phone and always asked, "when I was coming down to visit."

Some of my most cherished memories with her is going to the fish camps, teaching my two left feet to try to Shag or just sitting at her kitchen table looking at older family pictures and her telling me stories with her incredible memory,

She taught me many values growing up that served me well with my own family and life. She was a true role model, and I will forever carry the lessons she taught me in my heart.

She faced life's challenges with remarkable grace and determination, always putting others before herself. Her legacy is not just in the things she accomplished, but in the love she shared and the countless lives she touched.

Though she is no longer with us physically, her spirit lives on in the beautiful memories we all share. As the saying goes, "Those we have held in our arms for a little while, we hold in our hearts forever".

Thank you Aunt Louise for your love, your laughter, and kindness. You will be forever missed, but your memory will remain a treasure.

If life was fair, everyone would have an Aunt Louise.