Birth date: Sep 2, 1947 Death date: Feb 3, 2022
Michael Keith Waggoner, 74, was called home to be with his Lord and loved ones waiting for him there. On February 3, 2022. He was born on September 2, 1947, to Leslie and Helen Swindler Waggoner who preceded him in death. Also pre Read Obituary
I apologize for this being so late but, I just heard the news. I didn't know Mike that long but, he always had such a great and loving personality that you couldn't but help love him. I mainly fixed his computers for him but we kept in touch every now and then. Mike, I'm sure that you touched MANY hearts and lives in your life because you always had a friend in me.
Rest in Peace, Michael, you deserve it.
Chris "Bear" Dembroski
What a good man. He was great fun to work with in our silly play. Jane and Jerry Morse
Carolyn I am so sorry for your loss. Mike was a very good man and will be missed by everyone My thoughts and prayers are with you. I love you and I am here if you want to talk or need anything My very heartfelt prayers are with you
Carolyn, I'm so sorry for your loss and I will be praying that God will cover you with His grace. Michael was a great man and friend. He made a great impact on my life and will dearly missed.
Sugarbear,. I have so many precious memories that I wouldn't know where to start. I cherish each one of them. You have been a wonderful friend, and light in my life. Until we meet again. Love,, Keatley
precious memories....micheal was special and a friend to everyone....rest in peace fellow
Where to begin with Mr. Mike. Our anatomy teacher, friend, and mentor. I remember feeling so honored that he came to my graduation from nursing school. To me, he was the reason I graduated in a science field and with very high honors. He lit the flame. He encouraged his students in a way unlike any other. He joked with us, played games with us, and truly treated each of us as our own adult, even if at the young age of 16/17. He always talked of the love of his life Carolyn, and his eyes lit up every time he'd mention her. He'd confess his love of her to us, he wanted everyone to know of it. I remember telling him I was focusing in oncology and he teared up due to his connection with his son's passing. I will always, always remember this man. There are truly not enough amazing and kind words to describe him. God bless him for eternity. I'll remember him by his ornery smile when he talked about cilia "tiny lil hairs." 💔🙏🏻
He was truly the smartest man I've ever had the pleasure of meeting. I learned the most from him. Rest peacefully, Wagdaddy.
An absolutely incredible Teacher & member of our community. He will always hold a special place in our heart. Rest easy, Dear Friend.
Carolyn: Please know that you are in my thoughts during this challenging time. From our days at FHS, I remember Mike's compassion for others, his kindness and his smile. I know that continued throughout his lifetime. Sending you and your family comforting thoughts from far away!
