STANLEY ~ James Levi Caldwell, 7, was a son of Kenneth R. and Nancy Arwood-Caldwell Jr. He was preceded in death by his maternal great-grandparents, John and Emmie Schrader; and an uncle, John Schrader.
James was in first grade at Catawba Springs Elementary School. He was "all boy" and loved to be outside. He enjoyed doing wood work with his Papa, riding his bike and running the leaf blower. He loved karate and was getting ready to test for his orange belt. He is receiving an honorary orange belt. He loved to sing, and "Go Tell It On The Mountain" was his favorite song. James and his cousin, Chloe, were best friends and were inseparable. He was excited about a beach trip planned for the summer and looking forward to seeing the ocean for the first time.
Interment in Gold Hill Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery.
Woodlawn Funeral Home in Mount Holly is in charge of arrangements.
Published in Gaston Gazette on April 12, 2013
James was in first grade at Catawba Springs Elementary School. He was "all boy" and loved to be outside. He enjoyed doing wood work with his Papa, riding his bike and running the leaf blower. He loved karate and was getting ready to test for his orange belt. He is receiving an honorary orange belt. He loved to sing, and "Go Tell It On The Mountain" was his favorite song. James and his cousin, Chloe, were best friends and were inseparable. He was excited about a beach trip planned for the summer and looking forward to seeing the ocean for the first time.
Interment in Gold Hill Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery.
Woodlawn Funeral Home in Mount Holly is in charge of arrangements.
Published in Gaston Gazette on April 12, 2013
STANLEY ~ James Levi Caldwell, 7, was a son of Kenneth R. and Nancy Arwood-Caldwell Jr. He was preceded in death by his maternal great-grandparents, John and Emmie Schrader; and an uncle, John Schrader.
James was in first grade at Catawba Springs Elementary School. He was "all boy" and loved to be outside. He enjoyed doing wood work with his Papa, riding his bike and running the leaf blower. He loved karate and was getting ready to test for his orange belt. He is receiving an honorary orange belt. He loved to sing, and "Go Tell It On The Mountain" was his favorite song. James and his cousin, Chloe, were best friends and were inseparable. He was excited about a beach trip planned for the summer and looking forward to seeing the ocean for the first time.
Interment in Gold Hill Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery.
Woodlawn Funeral Home in Mount Holly is in charge of arrangements.
Published in Gaston Gazette on April 12, 2013
James was in first grade at Catawba Springs Elementary School. He was "all boy" and loved to be outside. He enjoyed doing wood work with his Papa, riding his bike and running the leaf blower. He loved karate and was getting ready to test for his orange belt. He is receiving an honorary orange belt. He loved to sing, and "Go Tell It On The Mountain" was his favorite song. James and his cousin, Chloe, were best friends and were inseparable. He was excited about a beach trip planned for the summer and looking forward to seeing the ocean for the first time.
Interment in Gold Hill Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery.
Woodlawn Funeral Home in Mount Holly is in charge of arrangements.
Published in Gaston Gazette on April 12, 2013
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