--He was among 3 children of Rev. Sherrill B. Biggers, a Methodist Minister, and wife Eleanor Lazenby.
--He was diagnosed with juvenile diabetes at the age of 8. Despite the challenges and later being a double transplant recipient, he never let that interfere with living his life.
--Honor graduate of Gaston Day School. He then attended New College in Florida.
--Occupation: He worked in the hospitality industry in Atlanta, Asheville, and Charlotte.
--Single.
--Member of Myers Park United Methodist Church.
--He was diagnosed with juvenile diabetes at the age of 8. Despite the challenges and later being a double transplant recipient, he never let that interfere with living his life.
--Honor graduate of Gaston Day School. He then attended New College in Florida.
--Occupation: He worked in the hospitality industry in Atlanta, Asheville, and Charlotte.
--Single.
--Member of Myers Park United Methodist Church.
--He was among 3 children of Rev. Sherrill B. Biggers, a Methodist Minister, and wife Eleanor Lazenby.
--He was diagnosed with juvenile diabetes at the age of 8. Despite the challenges and later being a double transplant recipient, he never let that interfere with living his life.
--Honor graduate of Gaston Day School. He then attended New College in Florida.
--Occupation: He worked in the hospitality industry in Atlanta, Asheville, and Charlotte.
--Single.
--Member of Myers Park United Methodist Church.
--He was diagnosed with juvenile diabetes at the age of 8. Despite the challenges and later being a double transplant recipient, he never let that interfere with living his life.
--Honor graduate of Gaston Day School. He then attended New College in Florida.
--Occupation: He worked in the hospitality industry in Atlanta, Asheville, and Charlotte.
--Single.
--Member of Myers Park United Methodist Church.
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