Mary Biggs

Mary Naomi Biggs, age 86 of White House entered into the gates of heaven April 3, 2020. She was born March 11, 1934 to the late Willard and Vera Marlin. She met her husband Eulis at age 14 and they were married for 63 1/2 years until he entered glory himself in 2014. Sister to five siblings; Ewell Marlin, Christine Chamlee, Dovie Spencer, John Marlin, and Albert Marlin. They are all now reunited together as a complete family. Naomi was her families last surviving first cousin. She was saved at the age of 14 and baptized in Honey Run Creek. She has been a faithful lifetime member of White House First Baptist Church where she taught first grade Sunday School class for 35 years. She and Eulis started their lawnmower shop together in 1974 serving the public and they so enjoyed the friendships that were made. It continues to be run today by two grandsons who proudly carry on their legacy. "She was the rock of our family teaching us daily not just through words but through actions how to live out God's word. Her unconditional love for everyone, her forgiving heart, and her generosity were qualities that came natural to her." Proud to call her their mom are daughters, Jane (Ramiro) Muralles, Rhonda (Bob) Harwood, Jo Ann (Doug) Pinkley, and Christy (Joe) Williams. She had 13 grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren, and was very excited to have her first great great grandchild on the way. She was a blessing to all who knew her and she will be greatly missed every day. We can only imagine the great reception waiting for her when she entered through the gates. "The strength she showed is what has gotten us through." A private family service will be held at this time on Friday, April 10 at White House Cole and Garrett funeral home with a Celebration of Life service that she so richly deserves to be announced at a later date. Private family graveside following at Hillcrest Cemetery. Grandsons will serve as pallbearers. John 3:16