Mike Wiggins

Michael G. Wiggins 56, died peacefully Monday at the Doylestown Hospital surrounded by his family and friends, after a long and courageous battle.

Born in Doylestown and raised in Solebury Twp. Mike had lived in Buckingham Twp. since 1977. He was a member of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel R. C. Church in Doylestown. After graduating from the Hershey Police Academy he began his career as a police officer in 1973 with the Solebury Twp. Police Department. In 1978 he began working for the Buckingham Police Department in and retired as a Corporal in 2000. He was a member of the New Hope Eagle Fire Co., the Lambertville-New Hope Rescue Squad, the New Hope Jaycees, the Midway Fire Co., the Bucks County Police Association and the Fraternal Order of Police in Bucks County.

He was known for his coaching of various girls’ softball teams including teams at Council Rock High School, Central Bucks East High School, Delaware Valley College, the NSA and ASA Travel Softball Teams. Mike enjoyed hunting, fishing, boating and spending time with his family and friends.

Son of the late Albert and Anna Zelenevich Wiggins, he is survived by his wife Cathy Everett Wiggins, two daughters and one son in law, Lea Wiggins of Doylestown, Pa., Hollie and Sgt. Jason Davis, USMC, of San Diego Ca., one sister and brother in law, Nancy Doherty and John and their children John Paul and Chad of Raleigh NC., two brothers and sisters in law William Wiggins and Amy and their children Billy and Nicole of N. Wales, Pa., Gordon Wiggins and Dee and their son Ryan of Ottsville Pa.









Dad...so many images come to mind
whenever I speak your name;
It seems without you in my life
things have never been the same.

What happened to those lazy days
when I was just a child;
When my life was consumed in you
in your love, and in your smile.

What happened to all those times
when I always looked to you;
No matter what happened in my life
you could make my gray skies blue.

Dad, some days I hear your voice
and turn to see your face;
Yet in my turning...it seems
the sound has been erased.

Dad, who will I turn to for answers
when life does not make sense;
Who will be there to hold me close
when the pieces just don't fit.

Oh, Dad, if I could turn back time
and once more hear your voice;
I'd tell you that out of all the dads
you would still be my choice.

Please always know I love you
and no one can take your place;
Years may come and go
but your memory will never be erased.

Today, Jesus, as You are listening
in your home above;
Would you go and find my dad
and give him all my love and wish him a happy birthday from me.











You Never
You never said I'm leaving
You never said goodbye
You were gone before I knew it,
And only God knew why
A million times I needed you,
A million times I cried
If Love alone could have saved you,
You never would have died
In Life I loved you dearly
In death I love you still
In my heart you hold a place,
That no one could ever fill
It broke my heart to lose you,
But you didn't go alone
For part of me went with you,
The day God took you home.













GOODBYE DAD

Goodbye Dad,

I'll see you soon I'll remember all the good times not this afternoon. I'll remember you each and every day. And if I need to talk I'll just have to pray. I'm so sad to see you go. This I hope you will know. It's not fair you went away. I'll never again hear you say "I Love you, Lea." Never will you walk me down the aisle. Never again will I see you smile. Daddy, I'm so sad. I'm too young to lose my dad. If you were here you'd say, be strong. And maybe even sing me a song. It's just so hard to say goodbye. I can't help but to break down and cry. I know you're in heaven up above. Watching over me with your love. Now I must remember the good times we had. Remember the man, my wonderful Dad. So until we meet again, I'll do what I can to make you proud. Honor your memory and cry out loud. Even though we are apart. Dad, you'll live on within my heart.