Ann Bigham Of Southampton and Las Vegas Dies August 20 - 27 East

Ann Bigham Of Southampton and Las Vegas Dies August 20

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author on Sep 6, 2016

Ann Bigham of Las Vegas and Southampton died on August 20. She was 87.

Born December 20, 1928, in Petersburg, Virginia, she was raised there and moved to New York as an adult. She worked as a ward clerk at Southampton Hospital for more than 20 years before she retired.

Survivors said she had a vibrant smile and wonderful sense of humor. She enjoyed spending time with her family, being active within her church family, traveling, and doing crossword puzzles. She was a loving mother to her three sons, grandmother, and great-grandmother.

Ms. Bigham was predeceased by her parents; and a son, Kevin. She is survived by two sons, Keith and wife Marita, and Kerry; a granddaughter, Danielle; four great-grandchildren, Karina, Cheyenne, Jewel and Jayden; and a brother, Collier.

Funeral arrangements were under the direction of the Palm Cheyenne Mortuary in Las Vegas.

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