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					   Berneda L. Biggs 
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            [June 12, 2014] 
            
            		
            		
            		LINCOLN - Berneda L. Biggs, 96, of Palm 
			Coast, Fl., formerly of Lincoln passed away on Wednesday, June 4, 
			2014 at her home. Funeral Arrangements are pending at the Peasley 
			Funeral Home in Lincoln. | 
						
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							A Memorial Service will be held at a later date. 
							Funeral home: Peasley Funeral Home, Lincoln
							 
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								Berneda L. "Birdie" Biggs, 96, of Palm Coast, 
								Fl., passed away on Wednesday, June 4, 2014 at 
								her home surrounded by family.
 
 A Memorial Service for Mrs. Biggs will be held 
								at a later date. Cremation Rites have been 
								accorded.
 
 Berneda Lois Biggs was born on June 6, 1917, in 
								rural Easton, the daughter of Thomas Cook Stout 
								and Sarah Rebecca White Stout.
 
 She is survived by one son: Milton Lee Biggs of 
								Lincoln, one daughter: Barbara Ann Biggs Canaday 
								of Palm Coast, Fl.
 
 Three grandchildren: Michael E. Canaday, Lisa 
								Marie Rowe, Jeremy Lee Biggs. One great 
								grandson: Jadyn Demetrius. And many nieces and 
								nephews.
 
 Berneda was the last surviving member of her 
								immediate family. She was preceded in death by 
								her nine siblings: Louis Joseph Stout, Dewey 
								Thomas Stout, Golda Frances McCallister, Irene 
								Mae Carpenter, Karrie Belle Purdue, John William 
								Stout, Earl Howard Stout, Eunice Pearl Stout, 
								Dwayne Harrison Stout.
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								She was a 
								charter member of the Lincoln Church of the 
								Nazarene where she taught Sunday School, 
								was a member of the church board, and Song 
								Leader for many years. She loved her Church 
								Family and wanted to serve in any capacity 
								through the years. She loved to sing and sang at 
								a variety of churches in Illinois and on the 
								local radio church programs. 
								
								She worked at Gullets Greenhouse for many years, 
								until its closing, in the roses department and 
								making corsages. She retired from the 
								housekeeping department at Abraham Lincoln 
								Memorial Hospital after working there for many 
								years.
 
 Memorials may be made to either the Church of 
								the Nazarene, Gentiva Hospice, or Safe Haven 
								Hospice.
 
 Peasley Funeral Home is in charge of local 
								arrangements.
 
            
            
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