James Biggs Obituary

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the death of James Biggs (Thunder Bay, Ontario), who passed away on September 4, 2021, at the age of 74, leaving to mourn family and friends. Leave a sympathy message to the family in the guestbook on this memorial page of James Biggs to show support.

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September 29, 2021

Deborah Parkinson wrote a sympathy message

“My heartfelt sympathy to all of Jamie’s family… his daughters, granddaughter and son in laws… I too loved Jamie and will miss him terribly! His passing has come too soon! Sending strength and condolences to you all. A great man a sorrowful loss!”

September 22, 2021

Will Stonehouse wrote a sympathy message

“Jamie Biggs was a Hawker legendary pilot. I spent years with him in a flight deck, he was a mighty fine pilot. He had a great sense humor and was so much fun to be around. My times with Jamie spanned years and continents, the great adventures I had with him I’ll never forget. He was someone I always looked up to and always looked forward to flying with. The wheels are chocked, checklists are all complete and the last flight is in the logbook. Rest In Peace my fellow aviator your flying high in the heavens now”

September 22, 2021

Will Stonehouse wrote a sympathy message

“My condolences to Simone and Lily”

September 22, 2021

Will Stonehouse wrote a sympathy message

“I first met Jamie in 1988 in Iqaluit. He was a HS 748 Captain for First Air and I considered him even then to be a legendary Hawker ace pilot. I flew with Jamie for many years on the Hawker and Boeing 727 going all over North America and Europe. I loved flying with Captain Biggs, he taught me so much about aviation. I have so many great stories and adventures from flying with him. I’ll miss our talks over beers and his great sense of humour. Rest In Peace Jamie”