Kevin Wiginton's Medical Fund
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Kevin Wiginton, a long-time Purcell, Oklahoma resident, was diagnosed with stage four colorectal cancer and is currently undergoing aggressive chemotherapy to shrink multiple tumors and cancerous hot spots. This spring, he will undergo a very invasive and multi-organ surgery(ies), which will allow surgeons to remove as much cancer as possible.
Kevin served Oklahoma for 29 years as State Trooper #233 and was a frequent mentor to Oklahoma young people through DARE and Cadet Lawman Academy. In fact, Wiginton was in the very first Cadet Lawman Academy, in 1974, and was the youngest Trooper on the force, when he was sworn in June of 1980.
Over the years, Trooper Wiginton had many interesting experiences, but one of his favorite assignments was as personal executive security officer to the OU Athletics, including basketball coach Billy Tubbs. OU is also Kevin’s alma mater. During his almost three decades of service to Oklahoma, Wiginton was hit (either bodily or in his vehicle) 13 times, but proudly retired after all three of his sons had graduated from Cadet Lawman Academy.
Kevin has been married to Michelle for more than 15 years and they have three grown sons, Jeremiah, Halston and James. His fight may be fierce, but Kevin Wiginton plans to beat this terrible disease with the support of his family, friends and community. (aka Wiginton's Warriors)
Personally, I have witnessed Kevin and Michelle’s supernatural faith in the Lord during this trial. They both believe that God is using this time to witness to others. They have gone through the valley of the shadow of death and still find a way to reach out to others. I am in awe of their faith, their hope, their strength, their patience, their endurance, and their testimony! Kevin has passed his 17th round of chemotherapy and I know he has to be tired. I know he needs hope. I want to give his family hope like they have done for me. I trust the Lord to bless our mission to help them in their time of need. Please also agree in prayer with us for his healing!
Kevin served Oklahoma for 29 years as State Trooper #233 and was a frequent mentor to Oklahoma young people through DARE and Cadet Lawman Academy. In fact, Wiginton was in the very first Cadet Lawman Academy, in 1974, and was the youngest Trooper on the force, when he was sworn in June of 1980.
Over the years, Trooper Wiginton had many interesting experiences, but one of his favorite assignments was as personal executive security officer to the OU Athletics, including basketball coach Billy Tubbs. OU is also Kevin’s alma mater. During his almost three decades of service to Oklahoma, Wiginton was hit (either bodily or in his vehicle) 13 times, but proudly retired after all three of his sons had graduated from Cadet Lawman Academy.
Kevin has been married to Michelle for more than 15 years and they have three grown sons, Jeremiah, Halston and James. His fight may be fierce, but Kevin Wiginton plans to beat this terrible disease with the support of his family, friends and community. (aka Wiginton's Warriors)
Personally, I have witnessed Kevin and Michelle’s supernatural faith in the Lord during this trial. They both believe that God is using this time to witness to others. They have gone through the valley of the shadow of death and still find a way to reach out to others. I am in awe of their faith, their hope, their strength, their patience, their endurance, and their testimony! Kevin has passed his 17th round of chemotherapy and I know he has to be tired. I know he needs hope. I want to give his family hope like they have done for me. I trust the Lord to bless our mission to help them in their time of need. Please also agree in prayer with us for his healing!
Organizer
Anjanette Pierce
Organizer
Rolla, MO
