It is with deep sadness and broken hearts that the family of Cody Wiggs announce his sudden passing on April 24, 2021 as a result of a tragic accident.  A native-born Coloradan, he lived his life in service to humanity, opening hearts, connecting people to their heart’s purpose, and healing the planet soul by soul as…

A son with whom we shared unending and infinite love. He was our best buddy.

A brother whose immeasurable love and big heart was a guiding light for his sisters.  

An uncle whose pride, playfulness, and protectiveness knew no bounds. 

A friend who lifted our spirits and inspired us to be our best selves.

A healer who impacted countless lives through his therapy practice, mindfulness coaching, the rituals of ceremony, and men’s group.

A teacher whose brilliant mind taught us how to live with intention, honesty, kindness, and compassion.

A writer who wrote effortlessly with both aching beauty and scholarly precision.

A seeker who embraced his own soul’s highest calling with steadfast courage and grace.

An adventurer who traveled broadly to touch the world more deeply.

An outdoor enthusiast who excelled at his passions for skiing, mountain biking, rock climbing, camping, and simply being immersed in nature. 

Cody is survived by his parents Paul and Maryann Wiggs, sister Nicole (Alex) Bonaire and twin sister Kristen (Jordan) Betts, his nephew, Rhys Bonaire, his niece, Kaiya Betts, his dog, Juniper, his loving aunts, uncles, cousins, and countless friends from around the world. 

Cody wished to have his final place of rest be among the trees, the mountains, the water, and the stars of Twin Lakes, Colorado. 

 If you would like to learn more about Cody’s life’s work, read his writings, listen to his podcasts, or understand his life legacy, go to codywiggs.com.