d/o Paul and Edith Hardy,w/o 1) Jimmy Taylor 2) Dennis Biggins
Biggins, Sandra Kay (Hardy) Taylor
Sandra Kaye Hardy Biggins, 57, and her husband, Dennis Biggins, passed away Jan. 8 in their home in Jacksonville, Fla.
Sandy was born Aug. 30, 1949 in Carbondale, Ill. to Dr. Paul and Edith Hardy. They moved to Columbus in 1951. After graduating from Columbus High School Sandy attended Texas State University and later earned a bachelor's degree from the University of South Florida. A life-long learner Sandy loved to read and study. She was a licensed esthetician, real estate agent and completed a modeling certificate.
In 1968 Sandy married her high school sweetheart, Jimmy Taylor. They had three children, Ted Alan, Audrey Ann and Jeremy John Taylor. Sandy later married Dennis Biggins and they made their home in Clearwater, Fla. until a recent move to Jacksonville, Fla. They enjoyed the Florida beaches, their little dachshund Mona, and each other.
Survivors include her children Jeremy, Audrey and Ted; her parents; brother Gary Hardy and wife Kim of Columbus; sister Paula Brady and husband Jim of Austin; nephews Cole, Zachary, Jacob and Tyson Hardy; Dennis' sons Matthew and Todd Biggins; and their families of Connecticut.
Sandy will be remembered for her loving ways, elegance and kind spirit. She was deeply devoted to her family. The family's love for Dennis along with the deep love for both of them remains in the hearts of family and friends.
Funeral services were held on Jan. 21, at Henneke Funeral Home. Burial followed in Odd Fellows Cemetery, Columbus.
Pallbearers were Jeremy Taylor, Gary Hardy, Charles Wesenberg III and Dr. Vincent Stewart, Jim Brady and Gary Purcell. Dr. Harry Wallace was an honorary pallbearer.
Memorials may be made to St. Paul's Lutheran Church or to the charity of your choice.
Colorado County Citizen, January 24, 2007
Courtesy The Citizen
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Ted Taylor, accused of killing his mother and stepfather in their Argyle Forest home last year, will remain at a state-run psychiatric facility in the Panhandle.
Doctors have determined that he is still not competent to be prosecuted.
Taylor was arrested in west Texas the day after he was named a person of interest in the January 2007 shooting deaths of 57-year-old Sandra Hardy-Biggins and 58-year-old Dennis Biggins.
Taylor had served 10 years on a Texas conviction for attempted murder before returning to Florida in 2005. His last known address was his parents' home.
Shortly before she was killed, Taylor's mother had voiced concerns to authorities about her son's mental health.
The judge presiding over the case got a letter this week saying Taylor was still unable to assist in his own defense. His mental status will be reviewed again in six months.
Biggins, Sandra Kay (Hardy) Taylor
Sandra Kaye Hardy Biggins, 57, and her husband, Dennis Biggins, passed away Jan. 8 in their home in Jacksonville, Fla.
Sandy was born Aug. 30, 1949 in Carbondale, Ill. to Dr. Paul and Edith Hardy. They moved to Columbus in 1951. After graduating from Columbus High School Sandy attended Texas State University and later earned a bachelor's degree from the University of South Florida. A life-long learner Sandy loved to read and study. She was a licensed esthetician, real estate agent and completed a modeling certificate.
In 1968 Sandy married her high school sweetheart, Jimmy Taylor. They had three children, Ted Alan, Audrey Ann and Jeremy John Taylor. Sandy later married Dennis Biggins and they made their home in Clearwater, Fla. until a recent move to Jacksonville, Fla. They enjoyed the Florida beaches, their little dachshund Mona, and each other.
Survivors include her children Jeremy, Audrey and Ted; her parents; brother Gary Hardy and wife Kim of Columbus; sister Paula Brady and husband Jim of Austin; nephews Cole, Zachary, Jacob and Tyson Hardy; Dennis' sons Matthew and Todd Biggins; and their families of Connecticut.
Sandy will be remembered for her loving ways, elegance and kind spirit. She was deeply devoted to her family. The family's love for Dennis along with the deep love for both of them remains in the hearts of family and friends.
Funeral services were held on Jan. 21, at Henneke Funeral Home. Burial followed in Odd Fellows Cemetery, Columbus.
Pallbearers were Jeremy Taylor, Gary Hardy, Charles Wesenberg III and Dr. Vincent Stewart, Jim Brady and Gary Purcell. Dr. Harry Wallace was an honorary pallbearer.
Memorials may be made to St. Paul's Lutheran Church or to the charity of your choice.
Colorado County Citizen, January 24, 2007
Courtesy The Citizen
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Ted Taylor, accused of killing his mother and stepfather in their Argyle Forest home last year, will remain at a state-run psychiatric facility in the Panhandle.
Doctors have determined that he is still not competent to be prosecuted.
Taylor was arrested in west Texas the day after he was named a person of interest in the January 2007 shooting deaths of 57-year-old Sandra Hardy-Biggins and 58-year-old Dennis Biggins.
Taylor had served 10 years on a Texas conviction for attempted murder before returning to Florida in 2005. His last known address was his parents' home.
Shortly before she was killed, Taylor's mother had voiced concerns to authorities about her son's mental health.
The judge presiding over the case got a letter this week saying Taylor was still unable to assist in his own defense. His mental status will be reviewed again in six months.
d/o Paul and Edith Hardy,w/o 1) Jimmy Taylor 2) Dennis Biggins
Biggins, Sandra Kay (Hardy) Taylor
Sandra Kaye Hardy Biggins, 57, and her husband, Dennis Biggins, passed away Jan. 8 in their home in Jacksonville, Fla.
Sandy was born Aug. 30, 1949 in Carbondale, Ill. to Dr. Paul and Edith Hardy. They moved to Columbus in 1951. After graduating from Columbus High School Sandy attended Texas State University and later earned a bachelor's degree from the University of South Florida. A life-long learner Sandy loved to read and study. She was a licensed esthetician, real estate agent and completed a modeling certificate.
In 1968 Sandy married her high school sweetheart, Jimmy Taylor. They had three children, Ted Alan, Audrey Ann and Jeremy John Taylor. Sandy later married Dennis Biggins and they made their home in Clearwater, Fla. until a recent move to Jacksonville, Fla. They enjoyed the Florida beaches, their little dachshund Mona, and each other.
Survivors include her children Jeremy, Audrey and Ted; her parents; brother Gary Hardy and wife Kim of Columbus; sister Paula Brady and husband Jim of Austin; nephews Cole, Zachary, Jacob and Tyson Hardy; Dennis' sons Matthew and Todd Biggins; and their families of Connecticut.
Sandy will be remembered for her loving ways, elegance and kind spirit. She was deeply devoted to her family. The family's love for Dennis along with the deep love for both of them remains in the hearts of family and friends.
Funeral services were held on Jan. 21, at Henneke Funeral Home. Burial followed in Odd Fellows Cemetery, Columbus.
Pallbearers were Jeremy Taylor, Gary Hardy, Charles Wesenberg III and Dr. Vincent Stewart, Jim Brady and Gary Purcell. Dr. Harry Wallace was an honorary pallbearer.
Memorials may be made to St. Paul's Lutheran Church or to the charity of your choice.
Colorado County Citizen, January 24, 2007
Courtesy The Citizen
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Ted Taylor, accused of killing his mother and stepfather in their Argyle Forest home last year, will remain at a state-run psychiatric facility in the Panhandle.
Doctors have determined that he is still not competent to be prosecuted.
Taylor was arrested in west Texas the day after he was named a person of interest in the January 2007 shooting deaths of 57-year-old Sandra Hardy-Biggins and 58-year-old Dennis Biggins.
Taylor had served 10 years on a Texas conviction for attempted murder before returning to Florida in 2005. His last known address was his parents' home.
Shortly before she was killed, Taylor's mother had voiced concerns to authorities about her son's mental health.
The judge presiding over the case got a letter this week saying Taylor was still unable to assist in his own defense. His mental status will be reviewed again in six months.
Biggins, Sandra Kay (Hardy) Taylor
Sandra Kaye Hardy Biggins, 57, and her husband, Dennis Biggins, passed away Jan. 8 in their home in Jacksonville, Fla.
Sandy was born Aug. 30, 1949 in Carbondale, Ill. to Dr. Paul and Edith Hardy. They moved to Columbus in 1951. After graduating from Columbus High School Sandy attended Texas State University and later earned a bachelor's degree from the University of South Florida. A life-long learner Sandy loved to read and study. She was a licensed esthetician, real estate agent and completed a modeling certificate.
In 1968 Sandy married her high school sweetheart, Jimmy Taylor. They had three children, Ted Alan, Audrey Ann and Jeremy John Taylor. Sandy later married Dennis Biggins and they made their home in Clearwater, Fla. until a recent move to Jacksonville, Fla. They enjoyed the Florida beaches, their little dachshund Mona, and each other.
Survivors include her children Jeremy, Audrey and Ted; her parents; brother Gary Hardy and wife Kim of Columbus; sister Paula Brady and husband Jim of Austin; nephews Cole, Zachary, Jacob and Tyson Hardy; Dennis' sons Matthew and Todd Biggins; and their families of Connecticut.
Sandy will be remembered for her loving ways, elegance and kind spirit. She was deeply devoted to her family. The family's love for Dennis along with the deep love for both of them remains in the hearts of family and friends.
Funeral services were held on Jan. 21, at Henneke Funeral Home. Burial followed in Odd Fellows Cemetery, Columbus.
Pallbearers were Jeremy Taylor, Gary Hardy, Charles Wesenberg III and Dr. Vincent Stewart, Jim Brady and Gary Purcell. Dr. Harry Wallace was an honorary pallbearer.
Memorials may be made to St. Paul's Lutheran Church or to the charity of your choice.
Colorado County Citizen, January 24, 2007
Courtesy The Citizen
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Ted Taylor, accused of killing his mother and stepfather in their Argyle Forest home last year, will remain at a state-run psychiatric facility in the Panhandle.
Doctors have determined that he is still not competent to be prosecuted.
Taylor was arrested in west Texas the day after he was named a person of interest in the January 2007 shooting deaths of 57-year-old Sandra Hardy-Biggins and 58-year-old Dennis Biggins.
Taylor had served 10 years on a Texas conviction for attempted murder before returning to Florida in 2005. His last known address was his parents' home.
Shortly before she was killed, Taylor's mother had voiced concerns to authorities about her son's mental health.
The judge presiding over the case got a letter this week saying Taylor was still unable to assist in his own defense. His mental status will be reviewed again in six months.
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