Albert Lawrence Biggs, 94, passed away peacefully on August 10, 2026. He was born on September 25, 1931, in Handley, Texas, to Mendozia Mitchell and Hershel R. Biggs.

Albert was a man with a curious mind and an extraordinary ability to figure things out. He was largely self-taught and lived by the philosophy that he “didn’t know it couldn’t be done.” His natural curiosity and determination shaped both his work and the life he built. He began his career repairing televisions and eventually owned and operated his own TV repair shop. His talents and interests later led him into industrial electrical work, where he continued to challenge himself and grow professionally. He ultimately became Vice President of SIE in Benbrook, Texas.

Beyond his remarkable technical abilities, Albert was a kind and family-oriented man with a creative spirit. He enjoyed wood carving and clay sculpting, always finding a way to turn his curiosity and imagination into something tangible. He was generous with his knowledge and believed in using his abilities to help others.

Albert was a longtime member of First Baptist Church of Benbrook, where he had been a part of the church family since 1978. His desire to serve others extended well beyond his community. He created a ministry through which he repaired computers and provided them to people around the world who otherwise would not have had access to them. Through this work, Albert used something he loved and was exceptionally good at to make a difference in the lives of others.

Albert’s greatest love was his wife, Nellie Biggs. Together, they shared a life filled with love, family, adventure, and travel, exploring the world side by side. They were blessed with two children, Kathy Biggs Hooper and Terry Biggs.

Albert is survived by his children, Kathy Biggs Hooper and her husband, Steven, and Terry Biggs and his wife, Laura; his brother, Kenneth Biggs; seven grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents and his brothers, Tommy Biggs and Calvin Biggs.

Albert will be remembered for his kindness, his endlessly curious mind, his creativity, and his willingness to use his talents to help others. He leaves behind a legacy of ingenuity, generosity, and love that will continue through his family and the many lives he touched.