Birth date: Aug 21, 1962 Death date: Aug 19, 2017
Herbert M. Briggs, Jr., 54, of Clearwater, FL passed away Saturday, August 19, 2017 at home under Hospice care. Herb is survived by his wife Susan of 32 years; 3 daughters, Brittany (Patrick) Phillips, Rebekah (Maximilian) Hart, E Read Obituary
Worked with Herb at the Wyndham 16 years ago. Just came to St Pete for vacation from Sweden and was planning to surprise visit him. Sad to hear he is no longer with us. Great guy with great sense of humor and a good guy to look up to for a person like me at start of their career. RIP.
Sad to say I recently heard of Herb's passing. A great guy with and infectious sense of humor. Herb Thanks for being a part of my walk through life. Will never forget you
Bill Waszak
Pivotal Sign & Graphics
I am very sorry to hear of the passing of Herb.
I would like to say that it has been an honour and pleasure to have had Herb as my accountant and as a friend. He was always happy and has given me much guidance, advice and support over the years.
My thoughts are with you and your family at this sad time.
Bill Kropp
Tyrone Restaurant
Praying for Susie and the girls in the sudden loss of Herbie. My heart aches for you all. Blessings and peace,
-Ginger Burget
My brother saved me when I came barreling down the basement stairs in my baby walker and for that I am grateful. At the age of 9, he and my sister thought it would calm me down if they gave me champagne but to their dismay, I ended up break dancing on the dining room table. He provided guidance to me throughout my high school and college days. As an adult, we shared several baseball, hockey games, holidays, and birthdays. I'll never forget the fun times at happy hours when we worked close to each other. He was a wonderful son, brother, father and grandfather - his family meant the world to him and I'm deeply saddened that we've lost such an amazing man. I'll never forget the wonderful memories we made together. Here's to you big bro, you may be gone but will never be forgotten - I love you Herbie! Hugs, kisses, and love to Susie, Brittany, Rebekah, Elizabeth as well as Rosie, Jasmine, Elijah, Patrick, and Max.
First, I send my heartfelt condolences to Susie and all Herbie's children and grandchildren.
I am Herbie's Aunt Sandy. When I was a young adult and before I had my own son, Herbie was the light of my life. He was so delightful and cute. I loved playing with him and helping him to walk up and down my parent's sidewalks without falling.
I was heartbroken when his parents moved to Michigan and had the nerve to take Herbie with them. I missed him so much.
Over the many years since then, I only saw my nephew occasionally. During those years when I talked to Herbie on the telephone, we used to joke that we needed to see each other again before his faced changed and I didn't recognize him anymore. This was meant in humor but is really sort of sad.
As it turns out, we didn't see each other very often so I didn't really get to know the man that he became nor experience his natural life and growth experiences. I have always been sorry for that. However, when I did see him, he was always warm and jovial'. I am glad for those moments.
I do take solace in the fact that he became such a good and well loved man. He was a hard worker and a great family man.
I truly wish that he could have lived longer to enjoy retirement in the style he deserved. Especially to spend that time visiting his California family and to spend countless hours of quality time with his ever growing Briggs family clan in Florida.
I love you Herbie and will miss your presence on this earth! God bless you'
Herb was my CPA and friend for almost 10 years, I will surely miss his joyful personality and our wonderful talks. I know that his faith in Christ has delivered him to the Lord where there is no more pain or sorrow. Our deepest condolences to the family for the premature loss of this great man.
Steve & Debby Carrier
Suzie and family you are in my thoughts and prayers and I am so sorry for your loss.
Susie my thoughts and prayers are with you and the girls.
Dorinda Tucker
