Alex Wingate, a highly respected leader within the MSW community and a Major in US Army Special Operations, tragically passed away on Monday, December 9th, following a car accident. Wingate's journey with MSW began in 2013 when he attended his first event, which marked the start of his significant contributions to the organization. His enthusiasm and dedication led to the creation of the cadre program, which saw its initial members recruited by Wingate himself.
Throughout the years, Wingate remained a central figure within the MSW community, participating in events whenever his military schedule allowed. His last active involvement was as recent as October, demonstrating his continuous commitment to the community.
Wingate was not only a pivotal member of MSW but also a devoted husband and father to four children. Those who knew him described him as an enthusiastic, professional, and deeply dedicated individual, both in his work and his personal life. His contributions to MSW and the positive impact he had on those around him have left a lasting legacy within the community.
The MSW community is mourning the loss of Wingate, reflecting on his significant impact and the void left by his passing. He is survived by his loving wife, Corey, and their four children, who are now facing this profound loss.
Details surrounding the car accident remain limited at this time. The community and those close to Wingate are awaiting further information as it becomes available. The MSW community continues to honor Wingate's memory and contributions, while updates regarding the incident are expected to be provided as new details emerge.
As the investigation into the accident progresses, the MSW community stands in solidarity, offering support to Wingate's family during this incredibly difficult time. His legacy as a leader, mentor, and family man endures, inspiring those who had the privilege of knowing him.
