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I came before you to stand behind you, to tell you something that I know nothing about. The admission is free so pay at the door, now pull up a seat and sit on the floor. Chris A. Biggs AKA Jonathan Q Spudwalding Esquire the Third passed away on April 28, 2022.

He is preceded in death by his father Wilfred Niel Biggs, and daughter Crystal Elaine Biggs. Chris is survived by his wife Laurel; mother Roxie Ann Biggs; his 4 children Brandy Bond (Robert), Josh Biggs, Nikki Biggs (Sage), Joe Biggs and his adopted children Angela, Matt, Fortune, Sonia, Victor, Marie and many more; 7 grandchildren Michael, James, Katelyn, Lilly, Xander, Taylor and Katrina; and his 4 brothers Daniel (Robin), Bryon (Laura), Leo (Lila), David (Krista).

Chris was known for his kind and giving heart. He was a leader when he felt he need to be, but was always willing to help those that needed it. He loved going on vacations with family and seeing the world. There was never a person that he met that was not a future friend; a lesson that he learned from his father. Chris loved his job and loved it even more when his children took the opportunities to work with him. He loved teaching and helping his kids with anything they asked. The stories that we listen to while driving somewhere or building something will always be in our hearts. He loved making his kids laugh; he was not shy about sharing his crazy childhood antics. I think each child has their favorite stories that he would tell. There was a time in Chris and Laurel's marriage that he was traveling a great deal by himself, but when he was home, he was always willing to help her with the to-do list and all of her crazy ideas of what she thought needed to happen. He gave his family many opportunities that wouldn't have been provided in other careers. He spoiled his grandchildren rotten and showed no regret. The saying that grandchildren were the prize for not killing your children was something that he took to heart. You really can't spank grandpa. He was the best grandpa around!

Chris was also known for his knowledge of his job. He would talk shop with anyone that would listen. He loved rebuilding cars and building his gas and steam turbines. Chris received many awards for his efforts in his field of experiences. He made his friends at work and stayed friends with all.

Chris passed with family and angels surrounding him. He will be greatly missed by many people; and remain in the hearts of all that knew him.

A viewing will be held Saturday, May 7, 2022 from 9:00 to 11:00 AM at Wing Mortuary, 118 East Main, Lehi, Utah.  Graveside service will follow at 12:00 Noon in the Lehi City Cemetery, 1100 North 400 East. The family will be holding a celebration of life after the Graveside at 408 West 1300 North, Pleasant Grove, Utah.

In lieu of flowers please donate to the Chris Biggs Memorial Fund. If you would like the necessary information, please contact any member of the family.