Rex S. Caldwell Jr.

Mr. Rex Caldwell, was a math tutor to me in 8th and 9th grade. I spent many hours in the basement working out problems until I understood the lessons being passed down to me. Also a few bad haircuts, usually ending in a crew cut. Also he pulled a few loose teeth. Rex will be missed and fondly remembered

Always enjoyed visiting with my Uncle Rex and Aunt Dotty. Rex was always proud that I came an engineer. He loved to test my knowledge in all areas but especially the Navy. He liked to tell the story of when I visited him when I got back from Paris when I was 17; he said I became a French girl overnight. It was sad to see him ill for so long when he was such a proud virile person. I will truly miss him and look out for my Aunt Dotty. Love to my cousin through this sad time.

Laurel

The Class of 1979 of Annapolis High School sends their sincere sympathy to our classmate Rex and his family on the passing of his father.

I remember Uncle Rex's big sincere happy smile. He was always smiling and hugging his family when I saw him. I am glad that I was able to speak with him recently and told him that we all loved him very very much. The Caldwell boys (Andy, Anderson Chase, Jr. and Alexander Franklin) have fond memories of Uncle Rex. We love you and know that you are spending time with your brothers. Love Josie

Dearest Family & Friends of Rex S. Caldwell Jr., I am deeply sorry for the loss of your Loved One. "Soon" our enemies death & sickness will be gone forever in Paradise on a Peaceful Earth where GOD will awaken your Loved One and others from their deep sleep where they can live forever.(Isa 25:8; Isa 33:24; Job 14:13-15; Lu 23:43; Ps 37:9-11,29; Ps 46:8-9)

Angela, Baltimore, MD