Wayne T. Bigg

Wayne Sr was such a sweet man and always smiled when anyone would talk to him. He had a sweet soul. Wayne Sr will be missed in the community and of course no words can express the heartbreak of his family & friend Michelle. Our deepest condolences.

Wayne was a great guy. I lived in Elmira for years and we would trade Elmira stories and what had changed when either of us went back. I will miss him.

Wayne meant alot to me. I lost my father at 51 years old. When I met Wayne he reminded me of my Dad's demeanor. I admired Wayne and still cannot believe I will not see him at pickleball events. He was with Michelle at PPA Cary and watched one of my matches and it meant the world to me. That is friendship, and I will forever miss my friend.

We share in your grief over Wayne’s passing and hope to continue to remember and celebrate him for years to come.

Wayne Sr. was a great man, father, grandfather, and friend. He lived his life with integrity, kindness, and a deep love for family. Wayne’s legacy will live on through the values he displayed and the many friendships he made. He will be deeply missed and forever remembered.
Our condolences to Wayne, Natalie, Ryan, and Garrett, and family.

Wayne was truly a class act, always a pleasure to be around. We will miss him dearly. Condolences to Wayne, Natalie, and the rest of the Bigg family.

Our thoughts and prayers are with his family. He helped Bruce and I a few times helping us move furniture and along with Wayne Jr. helped us get tea to sell our home. A very kind and thoughtful man.

Wayne was truly a class guy and a joy to be around . A great pickleball player . More importantly after meeting his son Wayne and daughter in law Natalie an even better father. He will be sorely missed.