In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by four sisters, Thelma Keener, Maude Strickland, Edith Meadows and Jean Sutton; one brother, George Caldwell, Jr.; and a son-in-law, Garry Eavenson.
He served honorably in the US Army as a sergeant during World War II and was awarded the Bronze Star. Walter returned to Waynesville and worked at the Dayco Corporation, retiring as a supervisor after more than 40 years.
Walter is survived by his wife of 71 years, Margaret Reeves Caldwell; a daughter, Peggy Caldwell Eavenson of Asheville; two sisters, Laura Price and Edna Caldwell; three brothers, Charles, Kim, and Ronnie Dale Caldwell; two grandchildren, Teresa Eavenson and her husband, Paul, and Benton Eavenson and his wife Kellie.
He served honorably in the US Army as a sergeant during World War II and was awarded the Bronze Star. Walter returned to Waynesville and worked at the Dayco Corporation, retiring as a supervisor after more than 40 years.
Walter is survived by his wife of 71 years, Margaret Reeves Caldwell; a daughter, Peggy Caldwell Eavenson of Asheville; two sisters, Laura Price and Edna Caldwell; three brothers, Charles, Kim, and Ronnie Dale Caldwell; two grandchildren, Teresa Eavenson and her husband, Paul, and Benton Eavenson and his wife Kellie.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by four sisters, Thelma Keener, Maude Strickland, Edith Meadows and Jean Sutton; one brother, George Caldwell, Jr.; and a son-in-law, Garry Eavenson.
He served honorably in the US Army as a sergeant during World War II and was awarded the Bronze Star. Walter returned to Waynesville and worked at the Dayco Corporation, retiring as a supervisor after more than 40 years.
Walter is survived by his wife of 71 years, Margaret Reeves Caldwell; a daughter, Peggy Caldwell Eavenson of Asheville; two sisters, Laura Price and Edna Caldwell; three brothers, Charles, Kim, and Ronnie Dale Caldwell; two grandchildren, Teresa Eavenson and her husband, Paul, and Benton Eavenson and his wife Kellie.
He served honorably in the US Army as a sergeant during World War II and was awarded the Bronze Star. Walter returned to Waynesville and worked at the Dayco Corporation, retiring as a supervisor after more than 40 years.
Walter is survived by his wife of 71 years, Margaret Reeves Caldwell; a daughter, Peggy Caldwell Eavenson of Asheville; two sisters, Laura Price and Edna Caldwell; three brothers, Charles, Kim, and Ronnie Dale Caldwell; two grandchildren, Teresa Eavenson and her husband, Paul, and Benton Eavenson and his wife Kellie.
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
