Even though you are gone Dad, you will forever be in my heart ❤️‍🩹

So sorry for your loss, Barb. Such a life full of sacrifice, bravery and service which we all benefit from. Feel comfort in knowing that you will all be together one day.
You are in our thoughts and prayers,
Ken and Janice Onsa

James Addison Caldwell was one of the nicest and kindest men you would ever meet. The last couple of years he and I grew closer. Our trips to the Acme, where he would pick up the circular but never look at it, became our own little joke. As the years have gone by that little spark in his eyes and that sense of humor was there until the end. Jim you will be missed by many, especially me. Donna.

I worked with Jim for several years at BCT. He was a supportive co-worker and helpful friend, and always lightened up the workday with his humor. My deepest sympathy to the Caldwell family.

I worked with Jim at Bucks Co Transport. He was such a kind and friendly man with a great sense of humor who loved his sweet treats. When the snow would come I could always count on Jim to get me to and from work. He never complained even though this took him out of his way. Quoting the movie Ten North Frederick, " He was a gentleman in a world that has no need for gentlemen". Thank you, Jim for the happy memories. Prayers to his family.

I was, out of the blue, wondering whatever happened to Jim. I worked with him 40 years ago and always remembered him. He was one of the nicest men I've ever known. I look back on my working career and enjoyed working with him and BJ Johnson at Tele-Dynamics. I'm truly sorry to hear of his passing. Rest in peace Jim!