She served on five editorial boards across the state of Tenn. Jeanne had genealogical articles published throughout Tennessee as well as North Carolina, Virginia and California.

Jeanne taught a genealogical continuing education course at Motlow State Community College in Tullahoma for seven years. She lectured with her extensive genealogical knowledge in DC, San Francisco, Indiana, Oklahoma, and all throughout the state of Tennessee. Louis, Tullahoma, and had several events on Nashville television, along with other modeling assignments across Tenn. Louis, she later modeled in Indianapolis, New York City, St. She also completed an interior design course in Tullahoma, Tennessee. Jeanne was a graduate of the Institute of Historical and Genealogical Research in Washington DC and Samford University in Birmingham. Jeanne also had several beloved nieces and nephews. She is also survived by a dear brother Joseph Thomas Ridgway and three special nieces, Suzanne Shevlin Young, Paula Joe Ridgway-Elson and Cheri Ridgway Somraty. She had two grandchildren Daniel Huffman Bigger, and Natalie Bigger Davis. with his wife Janice Sons Bigger, and their third son Shevlin Brooks Bigger, now deceased as well. Daniel Joe Bigger, now deceased, Thomas Ridgway Bigger, residing in Hixson, Tenn. She raised three wonderful sons during this union. She had a loving 60 year marriage with her husband, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Ogden Bigger, before he passed 13 years ago. She lived most of her adult life in Tullahoma and Winchester, Tenn. Louis area and departed this life on Flag Day, June 14, 2023, at Franklin Manor Assisted Living facility in Winchester, Tenn. Jeanne Ridgway Bigger was born 98 years ago in the St.

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