This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one, Frederick Bigony, 87. He was born in 1930 and passed away in 2017. Through his years, he touched the lives of many and changed the world in positive ways. We will remember him forever.
A good man to work for. Sad to hear of his passing. My thoughts and prayers are with the family.
Grateful to have known him. So many fun memories.
We are saddened.
Keith and Gloria Webb
The world shines a little less brightly without this great man. He was such a good friend to so many. I will be forever grateful for his smile, friendship, kindness and generosity. My loving thoughts and prayers are with the Bigony Family.
My dear uncle Fred. Your kindness touched so many. You were so nice and supportive to so many. Your loving gestures were so appreciated. We will miss your smile and wisdom and soft voice. May God Bless you. My thoughts and prayers to the Bigony family during this difficult time.
A candle loses nothing if it is used to light another one. This epitomizes Fred and his love, generosity and compassion for others. We are so fortunate to have known and loved him and Kit!
I have had the privilege to know Mr. & Mrs. Bigony for more than a decade as a guest of Arnold Palmer at the Bay Hill Club & Lodge, They supported Mr. Palmer's Hospital for Children by participating in our ProAm; big hearted, delightful, caring, sweet people who we always enjoyed having here with us. Please accept my condolences on behalf of the Palmer family and the staff.. God Bless.
My prayers are with the Bigony family.It was a honor to know Fred and
Kit
Sincere condolences to Kit and family.
Fred was an amazing person and it was truly a privilege to know him.
I’ll always remember our times in key west and the great times
Enjoyed in the yacht club.
God Bless.....
So many wonderful memories of working for Harvey while traveling with Fred, Kit & the family on the Harvey trips. It's been a privilege to know him. A true gentleman. Rest in peace, Fred.
28 years ago I rode my bicycle up to the front door of Kit and Fred's home in Admiral's Cove. That was to be the beginning of a long, rich, fun-filled, loving relationship with the both of them - one I will always treasure. Fred's love of life, love of Kit, and love of giving back has influenced me in countless ways and always will. I'm quite sure this is a sentiment shared by many.
I will miss Fred. My husband and I shared many fun times and memories with he and Kit from their visit to us in Norway to my visit to their home in New Hampshire there was never a dull moment. Now both he and Rolf are gone but rest assured the love and the memories live on.
Fred and I became very good friends over the years and I was proud and honored to work for Fred and Kit. People who new him loved his consideration and generosity for all people , Fred was more than a nice guy he was a friend , he we'll be missed Captain Steve and family
I met Fred prospecting for new business. He was kind enough to give 3 trip requests of which he booked all 3. I drove to the airport to meet him and this was the start of a great friendship. Over the years we spent many times going out to dinner or visiting at one his and Kit's beautiful homes. He has been a very generous man, great friend & always had the best stories. He'll be missed.
Ron and I had so many wonderful times with Fred and Kit and although we moved from Admirals Cove a number of years ago, we've never forgotten the beautiful friendship. Our condolences to the Bigony family; Fred will certainly be missed.
I have fond memories of Uncle Fred. I spent a few weeks at Lake Winnipesaukee with them in the summer of 1970 as a 12 year old riding mini bikes and boating. Uncle Fred taught me how to water ski that summer. My condolences to Aunt Kit, and cousins Tom, Randy and Glen. He will be missed!
Christmas is just not the same this year without Fred’s smiling face gracing the community. Always cheerfully embracing the spirit of the holidays. We love you Fred and you will always live in our hearts! God bless you Kit and your family.
I was Fred and Kit's New Hampshire Home Manager for years. They treated me and my wife like friends and family. I had the pleasure of playing golf with Fred and having dinner several times. Fred always had a story and a joke! My wife and I will always treasure the experiences with Fred and will miss him greatly.
My, "MR. BIG", as I called him! I was given the precious blessing to care for him and "MRS. B", as there private nurse! When I thought I was Caring for him, in actuality he was Caring for Me! He was the True Embodiment of "Pay it Forward"! His Love, Caring, and Great Smiles will be missed by all! My Son and I were blessed to be apart of his Life, and we TRULY MISS, OUR "MR. BIG"!