Hoyt Higgs

August 1st, 1937 - January 4th, 2011

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To you all my thoughts and prayes are with you as you go through this time of grief and sadness. Hold tight to each other and share memories that you made together. Hoyt you will be sadly missed by many, but your sharing of jokes and laughter will remain in our hearts forever. You always had the ability to catch someone off guard and get em, while making a new sometimes embarassing memory for every in your presence.Higgs family stay strong and lean hard on God, He understands your loss and He will carry you through.
Much love and Hugs Pam

Pam Rawson

Hoyt Higgs broke the mold. Many times
he went up to the front line, and even
crossed over to help many in need.
Liking him, or social status was never a condition for being helped by him, or his supporting loving family. He always, sometimes fearlessly stepped in to help, where no one else would. He gave all he had when his mind was made up. Even now that he has toughed it out, and he has stepped out, not many will ever walk a mile in his shoes. He was, he is unique and will always be my friend. Thank you Higgs family. You have helped me very much these past five years. Stay close to all those who love, respect and support you. Your attributes will continue to abound. Your friend, Lucy Ann Loud

Lucy Ann Loud

We feel fortunate to have had the opportunity to know Hoyt and to learn of his antics as friends of Bob & Suzette. We found early on, that if Hoyt was present, we would soon be wearing a smile and enjoying a ribbing of some sort. He was the type of individual that made you feel like family and we will certainly miss this special, fun loving man. To have known Hoyt is a gift that we will always cherish. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Higgs family, hold your memories close to your heart always.

Ken & Pam Dehring

Blanche, I do not know if you will remember me but we were neighbors in Drenth Mi. Our children went to the 2 room school house together. My husband was killed in Vietnam in 1968 and I remember your wonderful kindness to me at that time. I knew noone in the area and you were so gracious and brought us a meal. I wish to extend my sympathy to you in the loss of your husband...I know God will help you during this time of grief.Please give my sympathy to your family also. Jan Niles) Defeyter

Hoyt Higgs

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