The daughter of Arizona Rep. Andy Biggs, died earlier this week after a brave battle with cancer, he announced on social media on Friday. The 37-year-old was a mother of three.
“At the beginning of this week, my daughter Cosette lost her battle with cancer. We are devastated with her death, but feel at ease knowing that she is in peace with the Lord.” The 66-year-old Republican wrote about x.
“I’m grateful that the family was able to get together and spend their last day by her,” he added.
“We appreciate your thoughts, prayers and support. We are humbled by the pouring of love into this wonderful community and Cosette and our family,” the Biggs statement concluded.
Cossette Biggs-Finerd, 37, had three young children. According to the Arizona Capitol Times.
The misery of dol from political colleagues was poured into social media for the family Biggs family.
“There is no greater loss than the loss of a child. During this ordeal I will extend my deepest condolences to the representative Biggs and his whole family,” said Katie Hobbs of the Democratic government in Arizona. I wrote it on x.
“I’m sorry for your loss, Andy. This is a very deep loss. I hope you didn’t have to endure. Prayer and flowers are heading your path,” Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) I wrote it on x.
“I pray for God’s comfort, peace and strength to consume the Biggs family. We love you and Cindy.” I wrote a letter to her colleague on X.
Biggs and his wife Cindy, who married in 1982, share five other children and 11 grandchildren. According to his website.
