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Trawayne Trevon Wiggins, Jr., 23, of Dallas, Texas, passed away on November 29, 2022, after a brief illness.
Trevon was born on October 8, 1999, to Trawayne George Wiggins and Monique Sherman. After attending Lancaster High School, Trevon worked as a deliveryman for UPS.
A football player since childhood, Trevon loved the Dallas Cowboys! He played football as a youth with Mesquite area league, with his Dad as his coach, and during high school.
Trevon was preceded in death by his grandparents Russell (Belinda Richmond) Wiggins and great-grandparents Alfred (Yvonne) Richmond, great-grandfathers Ardell Sherman, Sr. and Ocie McGee, Jr. and great-aunt Paulette McGee.
He is survived by his mother Monique Sherman; father Trawayne George Wiggins (Natasha Hampton); brother Tristan Wiggins; sisters Amya Wiggins, Dakota Hampton; grandparents Robert (Rhonda McGee) Alexander, grandfather Alphonso Sherman, Sr.; aunts Demetria George (Dexter) Caston, Antecia Rochelle, Geneva Sherman, Christina Sherman; uncles Dwayne George (Rene), Russell Wiggins, Jr., D’Anthony Sherman, Sr., Alphonso Sherman, Jr., Omar Sherman, J. D. Sherman; great-aunt Sharonda (Terence) Carraway; great -grandmothers Florine McGee and Yvonne Barnett; cousins Dylan Caston and D’Anthony Sherman, Jr., and best friends Douglas Dowd and Rafael Lawani. He also leaves behind a host of family and friends who will always cherish the memories they shared with him.
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