Jacob James Caldwell Jr.

Jake and his lovely wife, Rosemary were neighbors in Stone Mt, Ga in 1968. We became great friends that extended `till Jake´s death in 2011. Sadly, contact with Rosemary was lost until I unexpectedly discovered her obit from 2019. They were a loving and interesting couple whose friendship I will cherish. Clifford M. (Mack) Kerley

Petey,as he was known then, drove from Auburn to Kooskia, ID with me where we worked for the forest service in the summer of 1955. I've lost track of most of my fraternity brothers and was sad to read in the Auburn Magazine of his death.

Much love to the Caldwell family. I send my love and support to all who mourn his loss and cherish his memory.

I always enjoyed flying with Jake. His snake bite story is one of my fun memories. Rosemary, you and your family will be in Mary and my prayers.

always enjoyed Jakes company. kind of had the same little heart problem and we worked thru that ,sorry to hear the big c got him. he was agood classmate and i will always keep him in my prayers. will look forward for info on his memorial and seeing you again. your friend always dave maskell

Always a pleasure to fly with Jake. Godspeed on your flight west my friend. Condolences to the family.

Rosemary and other family survivors,
It is with deep regret that we are informed of Jake's passing. As secretary of Delta Golden Wings, Inc., a fraternal organization of pilots, I send this message of condolence on behalf of our membership. Many of our members knew and/or flew with Jake and always enjoyed his company on-the-line. He will be missed for his many talents. May you and other family members take the good times you remember with Jake and let these memories inspire each of...

Jake and I went through CV 880 school together. Later flew on trips, he as an engineer, and I as a co-pilot. He was a great guy. Sorry to hear of his passing.