Joe Wiginton

I first met Joe in 1987 when he brought me down to Florida to plan some training for the folks in the fire sprinkler industry. I was impressed then with his desire for excellence and his firm belief that the training needed to be for everyone in the industry, not just the folks at Wiginton.

That began a long and wonderful relationship with the whole Wiginton family. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Ken Isman, College Park, MD

Thanks Joe for allowing me to learn a trade that to this day 30 years later still helps me provide for my family.

God bless you and your family.

May the God of comfort and peace continue to be with family and friends to see you through this difficult time. Hosea 13:14

I had the absolute privilege to provide training to WFS 30 years ago and when I met Joe, he was such a down to earth, humble man that insisted I call him Joe and not Mr Wiginton. His first words to me when we met were: "So, you're the next guru"? He was kind enough to invite me and my wife Pam Carroll-Cheatham to the Company's Christmas party and introduce me to the entire staff after having known me for only 2 weeks.He was truly a great man and an exceptional leader of people. I will never...

Lost a good man and condolences to his family.

I wouldn't be where I'm today without him. The sprinkler industry won't be the same also.

So sorry to hear about Joe. My Aunt Betty and family loved him so. He was a wonderful person and we enjoyed seeing him at the Fort Worth wedding of Deborah's son, Kyle. God bless you and our deepest sympathy.

My sincere condolences for your loss. May the God of all comfort be your source of strength in this time of need.