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Heidi Wingo, wife of Lt. Col. Joseph Wingo, 628th Communications Squadron commander, was the grand prize winner of the drawing for a 60” flat screen television Feb. 2, 2014, during the Charleston Club’s Super Bowl party at Joint Base Charleston – Air Base, S.C. Helping mom claim her prize and load it into the family van was 9-year old Sophia Wingo. The grand prize drawing was exclusively for Charleston Club members attending the party. “We’ve been members most of the time since he was a lieutenant,” said Wingo, referring to her husband. Where is the huge TV going when it gets home? “Not in any of the kid’s rooms!” said Wingo. (U.S. Air Force photo/Gary Grove)
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Heidi Wingo, wife of Lt. Col. Joseph Wingo, 628th Communications Squadron commander, was the grand prize winner of the drawing for a 60” flat screen television Feb. 2, 2014, during the Charleston Club’s Super Bowl party at Joint Base Charleston – Air Base, S.C. Helping mom claim her prize and load it into the family van was 9-year old Sophia Wingo. The grand prize drawing was exclusively for Charleston Club members attending the party. “We’ve been members most of the time since he was a lieutenant,” said Wingo, referring to her husband. Where is the huge TV going when it gets home? “Not in any of the kid’s rooms!” said Wingo. (U.S. Air Force photo/Gary Grove)


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