Earl Stapp Wiggins

I don't think anyone ever gets over the loss of a parent in any easy fashion. For some of us, our "daddies" live in our hearts as long as we live. I know this to be true. Hugs to you all. Judy Stapp-Hollis

I really miss you. I think about you almost every day, and dream about you often. There are so many new technology things that you would love that I hate that I can't show you. I know chromecast would blow your mind.

Im so sorry to hear about Earl. He was my boss at Houston National Bank from 1968-1973 and was great to work for. He was very kind and supportive. My sincere condolences to his family.
Ellen Fishman Trachtenberg

I remember Earl from my years at Tenneco (1960-1970). He was such a nice guy. So sorry for your loss.

Mary & Family
I am so sorry I was unable to attend Earl's service due to a prior committment.
I have always thought Earl was an outstanding man and thoroughly enjoyed the times we shared time together. My thoughts are with you and I pray for your peace and comfort.

My wife Debbie & I have lived in the home behind Earl & Mary since 1985. For the first several years that we lived there, I only saw Earl's face from his eyes upward when we talked over the fence.........Like Mr. Wilson on Home Improvement. Believe it was at least five years before I actually saw him from head to toe. And to this day, that is the first image that comes to mind when I think of Earl. Will miss him.

Denny & Debbie Weiler

Mike and I are so sorry that we were not able to be with you to celebrate the life of our dear cousin, Earl, on Saturday. We remember with fondness the memories of our childhood with family gatherings that included aunts, uncles, and so many cousins! Time spent in Galena Park and at Aunt Clara's house is precious to as as we reflect on the extended family in which we grew up. We regret your loss and send our love to you at this time.
Mike Stapp and Judy Stapp-Hollis

My second job as a computer programmer was when Earl took a chance on a young girl in 1968 when he was at Houston National Bank. He was a wonderful, caring boss who took an interest in his employees. His door was always open to us and I learned a lot from him about computers. It was a great place to work because of him.

To the Wiggins family, I am so sorry for your loss.

Ellen Fishman Trachtenberg
Houston, Texas

Earl and the entire Wiggins family have always had a special place in our family's life and I appreciate the great friendship Earl shared with my Dad. Earl was a man I greatly respected and admired. My heart goes out to the entire Wiggins family, I am so sorry for your loss.

I am so sorry and if I could be there for you tomorrow. My health will not permit so just know that my heart is with you. He will be sorely missed but is in such a wonderful place reuniting with his parents and friends and loved ones. He was so smart and so loved.

I knew Earl while I was Honeywell's resident system engineer at TGT. I remember him as being one of the brightest computer people I knew during my 38 year computer career. The world has lost a brilliant mind.
Bob Hilland, Lake Livingston, Texas.

Mary, Harold and I were saddened by the news about Earl. We will not be able to attend the service but you and your family will be in our thoughts and prayers. I know this is a very difficult time for the entire Wiggins Family and our love goes out to all of you. Shirley and Harold Goodwin

My thoughts and prayers are with the Wiggins family. I was blessed to have worked with Earl for 8 years at Capital in Austin. He was a kind and gentle soul. He was dependable, honest , hard-working and focused on the task at hand. Earl was smart and knew how to get things done. His work career with computers spanned the tabulating punch card machine to the iPad and Earl had the talent to stay up with all of these technology advances. Earl was a man of character, an example to us all who were fortunate to have know him. I am confident that Earl has provided a Christian example for many and that after having fought the good fight and finsihed the race he has heard the words we all long to hear.." well done, thy good and faithfull servant".

my love and thoughts go out to you, Mary and all of your family. We have so many wonderful memories from the past 50 years. Earl will be sorely missed.

All of our love and support goes out to the Wiggins family. Earl was a dear friend to the Latvatalo family and we have so many fond memories of vacations, backyard BBQs and family gatherings. Thank you, Earl, for being an important part of our life.

My prayers and thoughts are with you and your family. May you all be blessed with comfort during this time.

Uncle Earl was a great man and I'm going to miss him dearly. I'm sorry that I won't be able to make it to the memorial and to be with family in this time of grievance. I am happy to know that he undoubtably in heaven with my loving grandmother Mama Mac by his side. I love you both and miss you terribly.

I am comforted in the fact that my Mother was waiting there with open arms for her big brother. They are together and so happy. Although we miss them here on this earth we will see them again someday. I love you Uncle Earl. I miss you both.
Michele