Robert Wigal

My tribute to our
Captain Bob
You will always be loved and missed

Captain Bob started out as a deckhand when he first moved to Texas. He went fishing when he first moved to Corpus Christi aboard the Scat Cat with his son Scott who was in the Navy and decking at the Wharf. Both had been on boats in North Carolina working for Bob's brother in-law and on commercial snapper boats.After one trip out fishing and helping customers Captain Sonny offered him a job....

Wigal / Smith Family,
Our deepest sympathy of Mr.Wigal's passing. I hope you all had a last laugh, last favorite restuarant time and last time sailing on his boat. If not, I am sure he is floating around, smiling and watching over each of you. Hug each other each day, we never know what life has in store.
Sympathy,
Stephanie and Bob Bielli

Mr. Wigal, your daughter and her family is so special to us. Only a special father and mother made then what they are today. You will always be remembered through them.

Saying good-bye was my toughest challenge in life so far. I'm trying to be strong like you, the toughest man I've ever known. I miss you daddy, and will love you always!

Mr. Wigal was such a great guy-like a big ole teddy bear. I remember spending nights with Dee when we were in high school and he would call me "string" (short for stringbean). He was really fun. I know he will be missed. My sincerest sympathy to the whole Wigal family

SINCERE SYMPATHY TO ALL WHO MOURN THE LOSS OF OUR PATRIOT.

Military Order of the Purple Heart Chapter #566 & LAMOPH Unit #566 Pensacola FL

I had some great moments in the last year with Bob that I will always cherish and remember.I will miss you and your smile so very much.
love Glo

Love you always Dad, U will be forever missed,
Godspeed, fair weather and calm sea's

Scott