Jack Clayton Biggs, 94, of Olive Branch, Mississippi, passed away on January 31, 2021. Jack was born on January 13, 1927 in Memphis, Tennessee.
He graduated from Tech High School, Memphis State University, and studied medicine at The University of Tennessee Medical School, where he graduated as a Family Physician. Jack was an accomplished doctor who practiced medicine in Nettleton, Mississippi; Truman, Arkansas; and Southaven, Mississippi before retiring in 1994. Before Jack became a doctor, he served in the U.S. Army during WWII where he was stationed in Japan. After the war, he worked at the post office.
Jack is survived by his wife, Janice M. Biggs; his sister, Jane Coll; his two children, Mike Biggs and Carole Gentry; his two grandchildren, Dena and Vance Harrison and Mark and Stacy Biggs; and four great grandchildren.
From his previous marriages, Jack is survived by nine step children: Raynor Shoaf, Charles Shoaf III, Sharon Key, Jim and Debra Burnett, John and Jo Burnett, and Kathy and Roland Davis. He is also survived by fourteen step grandchildren and eight step great grandchildren.
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He graduated from Tech High School, Memphis State University, and studied medicine at The University of Tennessee Medical School, where he graduated as a Family Physician. Jack was an accomplished doctor who practiced medicine in Nettleton, Mississippi; Truman, Arkansas; and Southaven, Mississippi before retiring in 1994. Before Jack became a doctor, he served in the U.S. Army during WWII where he was stationed in Japan. After the war, he worked at the post office.
Jack is survived by his wife, Janice M. Biggs; his sister, Jane Coll; his two children, Mike Biggs and Carole Gentry; his two grandchildren, Dena and Vance Harrison and Mark and Stacy Biggs; and four great grandchildren.
From his previous marriages, Jack is survived by nine step children: Raynor Shoaf, Charles Shoaf III, Sharon Key, Jim and Debra Burnett, John and Jo Burnett, and Kathy and Roland Davis. He is also survived by fourteen step grandchildren and eight step great grandchildren.
CLICK HERE FOR MEMORIALS OF OTHER 1944 CLASS MEMBERS.
Jack Clayton Biggs, 94, of Olive Branch, Mississippi, passed away on January 31, 2021. Jack was born on January 13, 1927 in Memphis, Tennessee.
He graduated from Tech High School, Memphis State University, and studied medicine at The University of Tennessee Medical School, where he graduated as a Family Physician. Jack was an accomplished doctor who practiced medicine in Nettleton, Mississippi; Truman, Arkansas; and Southaven, Mississippi before retiring in 1994. Before Jack became a doctor, he served in the U.S. Army during WWII where he was stationed in Japan. After the war, he worked at the post office.
Jack is survived by his wife, Janice M. Biggs; his sister, Jane Coll; his two children, Mike Biggs and Carole Gentry; his two grandchildren, Dena and Vance Harrison and Mark and Stacy Biggs; and four great grandchildren.
From his previous marriages, Jack is survived by nine step children: Raynor Shoaf, Charles Shoaf III, Sharon Key, Jim and Debra Burnett, John and Jo Burnett, and Kathy and Roland Davis. He is also survived by fourteen step grandchildren and eight step great grandchildren.
CLICK HERE FOR MEMORIALS OF OTHER 1944 CLASS MEMBERS.
He graduated from Tech High School, Memphis State University, and studied medicine at The University of Tennessee Medical School, where he graduated as a Family Physician. Jack was an accomplished doctor who practiced medicine in Nettleton, Mississippi; Truman, Arkansas; and Southaven, Mississippi before retiring in 1994. Before Jack became a doctor, he served in the U.S. Army during WWII where he was stationed in Japan. After the war, he worked at the post office.
Jack is survived by his wife, Janice M. Biggs; his sister, Jane Coll; his two children, Mike Biggs and Carole Gentry; his two grandchildren, Dena and Vance Harrison and Mark and Stacy Biggs; and four great grandchildren.
From his previous marriages, Jack is survived by nine step children: Raynor Shoaf, Charles Shoaf III, Sharon Key, Jim and Debra Burnett, John and Jo Burnett, and Kathy and Roland Davis. He is also survived by fourteen step grandchildren and eight step great grandchildren.
CLICK HERE FOR MEMORIALS OF OTHER 1944 CLASS MEMBERS.
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