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Whether at the yearly

faculty and staff banquet

or just being together

around campus, Mr. and

Mrs. Wiggins make a

couple that can be

admired by many.

Women can learn

to be caring from

Mrs.Wiggins, and

the men can learn

to be better gentle­

men from him.

When

one hears the words

gentle, friendly, example, or helper,

he thinks of Dr. and Mrs. Lexie Wiggins.

Through the 13 years they have been at Clearwater,

they have made a great impact on the student body. Cam­

pus daughter Cintillya Davis said, "Dr. Wiggins is behind Em­

mons before chapel and collects the bags of trash for us." One

year, in appreciation the girls decided to take up a collection for the

Wiggins. "We simply wanted to say 'thank you' from the bottom of

our hearts and let them know that their servant's hearts made a dif­

ference in our lives," said Jessica Johnston. Many remember the Wig­

gins as the first to welcome them when they were new students. Miss

Michelle Holland said, "It was Dr. Wiggins and his wife that helped

to add to the charm of Clearwater's family atmosphere as a godly

couple." Dr. Wiggins is a great true gentleman. Cari Perez

said, "He is an example to the other guys." The Wiggins

are a couple who have touched many lives. As Mi­

chelle Holland said, "I know that whatever the

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girls notice about them, it is that they

have true servants' hearts."