She is survived by their children, Charles Graham Biddix (Maryanne) of Pawleys Island, SC and Bryn Biddix Miles (Mike) of Charlotte, and three grandchildren. She is also survived by two nieces and a nephew, a sister-in-law, four great-nephews; and a great-niece.
Mrs. Biddix was a lifelong member of Myers Park Presbyterian Church and served as president of the Women of the Church, of which she was an honorary life member. Being a native Charlottean, she was proud to be in the first class to graduate from Myers Park High School in 1952, and went on to Sullins College in Bristol, Virginia, where she graduated in 1954.
Through the years she enjoyed and was involved with her church, received the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award in high school, served as executive secretary at Celanese Corp., was active in dental auxiliary, garden club, Cub Scout leader, volunteering at the Charlotte Speech and Hearing Center, president of two PTA's, tutoring at Seigle Avenue School, member of D.A.R., Charlotte Country Club, tennis, traveling across America with Clarence, and many family beach trips to Litchfield.
The family held a private service and burial at Evergreen Cemetery.
She is survived by their children, Charles Graham Biddix (Maryanne) of Pawleys Island, SC and Bryn Biddix Miles (Mike) of Charlotte, and three grandchildren. She is also survived by two nieces and a nephew, a sister-in-law, four great-nephews; and a great-niece.
Mrs. Biddix was a lifelong member of Myers Park Presbyterian Church and served as president of the Women of the Church, of which she was an honorary life member. Being a native Charlottean, she was proud to be in the first class to graduate from Myers Park High School in 1952, and went on to Sullins College in Bristol, Virginia, where she graduated in 1954.
Through the years she enjoyed and was involved with her church, received the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award in high school, served as executive secretary at Celanese Corp., was active in dental auxiliary, garden club, Cub Scout leader, volunteering at the Charlotte Speech and Hearing Center, president of two PTA's, tutoring at Seigle Avenue School, member of D.A.R., Charlotte Country Club, tennis, traveling across America with Clarence, and many family beach trips to Litchfield.
The family held a private service and burial at Evergreen Cemetery.
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