On November 19, 1991 Malcolm Demetrious Wiggins was born at Women's Hospital in Washington, DC. From the moment of his birth, his parents, Nadine Wiggins and Richard Latimer knew his special spark and jovial smile would melt the hearts of everyone he met.

All who knew him were attracted to his humorous, kind and gentle spirit. In 1996 he moved from Oxon Hill, MD to Herndon, VA and attended Lake Anne Elementary School's Spanish Immersion program and McNair Elementary School while excelling in Taekwondo and little league basketball. In 2002 Nadine and Malcolm were led by the Spirit to Beacon Hill Missionary Baptist Church and Pastor Ralph Duke. Malcolm completed his educational training at Rachel Carson Middle School and Westfields High School. Not many people knew that Malcolm had a beautiful tenor voice, because he mysteriously lost it when he started playing high school basketball. After graduation, he studied communications at Potomac State Community College. Through the years, Malcolm was truly blessed to have his mother as his constant North Star of love and support, as well as his father, with whom he enjoyed hiking, fishing and mountain-climbing and watching documentaries together. He was further privileged to be inspired by his beloved role model and mentor "Uncle Neal" Wiggins who took him to professional sporting events, introduced him to celebrities and international travel.

On his first professional job, Malcolm was a committed and effective employee who sold more new cars off the showroom floor than used cars for Mazda than any other member of the sales force. At his most recent job, Memory Blue, he won a trip to Cancun Mexico for his soaring sales achievement. The National Air & Space Museum was his favorite job of all because he loved meeting people from all over the world and was thrilled by the atmosphere and promise of science and space technology. His personally autographed photo from Astronaut Don Thomas was among his most prized possessions.

Malcolm was blessed with two sons, Benjamin and Jordan whom he shared with their mother, Hannah Beyan and extended siblings Julius, Kadiaja and Mabinty who called him Daddio .     He truly loved his two siblings, Mya Latimer and Chad Dolle. He leaves behind his loving grandmother, Earlene Wiggins and loving parents, Nadine and Richard (wife) Renee, his maternal aunt, Karen Wiggins and five uncles Kevin, Melvin (wife Audrey), Neal (wife Regina) Wiggins, CJ (wife Kristen) and Demetrious (wife Vicky) along with a host of cousins and trusted lifelong friends. On March 5th, Malcolm received his Godly wings — Gone "too" soon but never too far away in our hearts!