Walter Wiggins Jr., affectionately known as the 'Pump It Up Man,' was a vibrant presence at D.C. sporting events until his passing at 72. A lifelong sports fan with roots in Beaver Heights, he brought unmatched energy to every game, embodying the spirit of his beloved teams, regardless of their performance. His journey began at a young age, attending his first Redskins game with his father, which cemented his passion for sports. Wiggins was equally devoted to family and community, making a lasting impact on those around him with his infectious enthusiasm and joyful disposition.
He was the life of the party, always the first on the dance floor and the last to leave, embodying enthusiasm for sports like no other.
His love for sports began at age 5 when his father took him to his first Redskins game, instilling a lifelong passion in him.
Many of the teams he supported lost frequently, but that never mattered; his loyalty and spirit were unwavering, inspiring everyone around him.
His infectious energy and enthusiasm made him a beloved figure at Washington sporting events, where he was known simply as the 'Pump It Up Man.'
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