Wayne R Tiggett Obituary in Clearwater at Smith-Youngs Funeral Home, Inc.

Obituary For Wayne R Tiggett

Wayne R. Tiggett, Palm Harbor, transitioned on August 20, 2020. He was a native of Bridgeton, New Jersey and a resident of Clearwater- Palm Harbor. He attended Pinellas County Schools and Rutgers University. He served as the pastor of United Christian Center, New Port Richey. He also attended/served at New Life Assembly, Countryside Christian Church, and Calvary Chapel Worship Center. He also served at All Nations Outreach Center, Tampa and Mt. Zion United Church, Clearwater. Wayne was a former Clearwater Fire Department Firefighter/Lieutenant/District Chief. Following his tenure with the Clearwater Fire Department he became Abe Brown Ministries’ Transitional Living Program Director. To cherish his memory: wife Patricia, mother Lelia , daughters April and Adrienne (Erik), granddaughter Ashley, grandsons Jackson and Justice, son Freddie, sisters Sharon and Carla, brothers Willie (Brenda), Darron and John, in-laws and other friends and relatives. Graveside service: 2:30 pm Saturday, August 29 Parklawn Memorial Cemetery, Dunedin. Viewing 5-7 pm Friday, August 28, Smith-Young Funeral Home, Clearwater

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Pat and entire family, May all that Wayne was live on in your lives any may all the wonderful memories of him, in time give you peace. I feel truly blessed to have known him and call him my friend. Every time I spoke with Wayne he was constantly the same with a kind word to say and a huge smile on his face. He will be missed. Love, Fay

Pat and family, so sorry to hear of your loss. Wayne was definitely a wonderful man. His smile always lit up every room he entered. He had such a presence of love and joy that you could not help but smile when he walked in the room. We are so thankful to have such happy memories to comfort us when we feel down and begin to miss him. He is surely making the angels smile with that infectious spirit of love, joy, and laughter. We love you Wayne, we miss you! Blessings, The Hopp Family (Tim, Cindy, David, Becky, Daniel, and Reina)

Lady Tagert So sorry for your lost, l like to think that he gave my Mom, comfort when he paid Mom visits for prayer and communion.

Patricia, praying for you and the family. Wayne was such a nice and kind person, he will truly be missed. love you, Elaine Myles

Wayne was my very dear friend. We met in March 1980 as fellow firefighters at the Clearwater Fire Department. He rose through the ranks to become my Lieutenant and then my District Chief. He was the cook at the station and came up with some unbelievable meals. Wayne was especially known for his delicious omelets. I will forever miss that smile and his infectious laugh. May you rest in peace my dear friend. We love you, Dave, Sharon & Buddy Bennett

Pat, we are so sorry to here this news. Our thoughts and prayers to you and your family. I wish we would have known he was working so close. I guess when they all leave the firehouse most find a different path, and we loose touch. Jim and Katie Ennis

I'll forever miss you Brother. Ill especially miss our daily talks beginning with you saying when you called: "What the deal is?" The deal is now you're gone but my love for you will never fade. I see you walking around Heaven, and I KNOW we'll see each other again.

I LOVE you dearly Uncle Wayne!

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