Birth date: Jul 27, 1932 Death date: Feb 3, 2022
Beloved husband and Best Dad in the World, James “JB” Wiggins, Jr. passed away peacefully, surrounded by his family, in the early hours of Thursday, February 3, 2022. JB was born July 27, 1932, to Martha Audrey Barnett and James B Read Obituary
J.B. Or as I called BJ was one of a kind. I was one along with my sister and Brother who had a special nickname. I was Debra Lou. Many wonderful memories of him and Nell. I’m so thankful I grew up next to them. Cindy and Brad you are in my prayers. Love you. Debra “Lou” Smith Langford
J.B. was one of a kind! He was the best neighbor anyone could have. I cannot remember when I did not know J.B. and his awesome family. They were more like family than a neighbor. When I was around 3 years old, my mom came to our backyard and couldn't find me and panicked. But then she saw me with J.B. He had lifted me over the fence into their yard and we were playing - having a great time. He took care of my parents' yard after they were not able. I remember sitting on their beautiful patio and talking to him and Lanelle for hours. When I read the section in the obituary about giving nicknames to all his special people, I got tearful as my brother and sister and me were some of those people as we all had our names from him. Thank you J.B. for always loving on us and then loving my daughter, Rachel. You're the BEST!!!
Love to Cindy and Brad and Family!!
Misty (Smith) Fowler
(Sister Gal)
Cindy & Brad
So sorry to hear of JB’s passing. Always thought a lot of him. Loved hearing the stories from my Dad about all the mischievous things they did through their many years of friendship.
Stephanie Todd Bennett
JB loved his baseball and when the rebels were not playing you would see him and Brad in the stands supporting everyone of us. Saw that same support all the way through a great senior year run. Thank you JB for loving us. Your friend
Bodeen # 17
I will always remember how supportive and loyal JB was to his family and fun to be with. I particularly remember seeing him setting on the tailgate of his old truck, watching Brad and us at football practice. JB is a great guy and will be missed.
