Ouachita County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....BIDDLE, JEROME March 26, 2015
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JEROME BIDDLE

Jorome Biddle, 58, of West Monroe, LA, died Thursday, March 26, 2015 after a 
brief battle with liver cancer. Jerry was born February 6, 1957 near Winston-
Salem, NC. He was cremated under the direction of Griffin Funeral Home, West 
Monroe. Mr. Biddle requested that no memorial service be held, asking loved 
ones and friends to simply remember the happy times together.

Jorome graduated from R.J. Reynolds High School in 1975, and attended North 
Carolina State University as an English major. That was followed by 10 years of 
proud service in the U.S. Army as a supply Sergeant in South Korea; Germany; 
Fort Ord, California; and Fort Bliss, Texas. Following his Army career, he 
worked as a plastics injection-molding machine operator making precision 
medical devices, as a house painter, and as a delivery driver for the City of 
El Paso, TX, before retiring in 2000 due to disability.

Mr. Biddle enjoyed his retirement years grooming his yard, playing chess and 
online strategy games, walking with his dogs at Forsythe Park boat dock and 
Restoration Park, and building and re-building computers for his friends and 
himself.

Mr. Biddle is survived by his life partner of 20 years, Jeffery Jasper; his 
mother Margaret L. Mitchell; step-father James Norvell Mitchell; and brothers 
Nathan Biddle and Marvin, James and Richard Mitchell. He is preceded in death 
by grandparents Katie and Alfred Coleman, and special friend Betty Jasper, with 
whom he shared a love of horticulture.

Jorome will be remembered for his witty sense of humor, integrity, 
determination, and especially his attention to detail in any undertaking. 
Jorome Biddle will also be forever remembered as a man who always gave much 
more than he took, and who endeavored to leave the world a better place than he 
found it.

Jorome would like to extend a special thanks to the staff of Hospice Compassus, 
especially to Daphne, Jessica, and Demetria.

Online guestbook: www.griffinfuneralhome.net

Griffin Funeral Home

West Monroe, Louisiana 

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