Birth date: Mar 1, 1965 Death date: Jan 29, 2007
Jeffrey Conrad Caldwell, 41, passed away January 29, 2007 in Aliso Viejo, California. Jeff was born March 1, 1965 in Montebello, California. He was a Real Estate and Mortgage Broker for 10 years. Jeff is survived by his wonder Read Obituary
Happy belated birthday, Jeff. I miss you so much. I want you to know that Zack, Jeff, and Caroline and I, all feel your sunshine.
As you konw, "Sunshine On My Shoulders" was the most profound moment of my life. That was, ahhh, crazy....
I love you so much,
Libby##imported-begin##libby##imported-end##
I have considered Jeff my friend for as long as I can remember. I met Jeff at Arrowhead Country Club and we became great friends. We were just kids, but together we concurred swim team, little league baseball, sandlot football, skateboarding, bike riding and of course our time as spring board divers. Though Jeff and I went to different high schools, we remained friends and had many mutual friends. It has been only a couple of years since I have seen Jeff, but it seems just like yesterday. He will be missed in my life. My thoughts are with you Rich, Sharon, Cherie and Libby. Know that many of us understood what a wonderful person he was. ##imported-begin##Paul and Leslie Grosman##imported-end##
I was so sorry to hear about the loss of Jeff. He was my friend at Aquinas and even though I hadn't seen him in years, he has continued to impact my life and will continue to do so. I will always remember him as being upbeat and happy, truly a good friend and someone so many wanted to be like. One of his qualities that set him apart was his inclusive attitude - it didn't matter if you were in his circle of friends, he was friendy and respectful to everyone. Jeff had such a good heart. We sure had a lot of fun back then! Jeff will be missed by so many but will never be far from our hearts. With my deepest sympathy, Cate & Andrew Smith##imported-begin##Catherine Pietro Smith##imported-end##
Rich and Sharon, it’s been years since I’ve seen you or Jeff and this is such a sad way to get back in touch. I have such vivid memories of Jeff – we spent years in school together – all the way from second grade through high school - and we shared so many good times. I remember times in junior high sleeping in the front yard of the San Bernardino house in your trailer, laughing hysterically listening to Steve Martin albums all night long. And days playing football at Parkside, going to the beach with your family…. I am thankful for the memories.
Jeff was a remarkable personality – charismatic, fun and smart. He was such a natural leader and so many gravitated to him. I am so happy to hear about his family – and so sad that they have lost their husband and father. I pray that the peace of God that passes all understanding comfort and strengthen them and you.
You are in our prayers. God bless and keep each of you.
Jeff and Angie McIntosh
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Dear Caldwell family,
My thoughts and prayers are with you at this fragile time. Blessings to you all.
Jeff, you made the world more joyful. Thank you!
Warmly,
Paige Pahlmeyer
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It is with deep sorrow that we say good bye to Jeff today. But his life lives on full of the warmth and love that was always a hallmark of his incredible spirit. I will alwyas remember him with the big beautiful smile. He was always so kind and warm and full of happiness. You couldn't help but smile and laugh whenever he was around. We are blessed to have our fond memories of him. May God bless you - his beautiful sons and family.##imported-begin##Annie ((Steinmann) Downs##imported-end##
Jeff was nice always caring to others in life.. He well be miss very much. I am so sorry for your lost it is a BIG ONE. God must have need him for somethig. The Perez sisters from Parkside. ##imported-begin##Julie Lemos (Perez)##imported-end##
Even though it was more than 30 years ago, I can still remember the first day I met Jeff. We were in the 3rd grade at Parkside elementary school, and I was the new kid. I was playing dodgeball with some kids I had just met, and this guy comes over and starts playing with us. My first thought was, “hey, this guy is really good”. Not only that but all the other kids just gravitated towards him. Even in the 3rd grade, Jeff had this way about him. I went to a different school the next year, and did not see much of him until the 10th grade. This time, Jeff was the new kid. It didn’t matter though. Within a couple of days, everybody knew who he was. Jeff was just the kind of guy that everybody else took notice of. So, naturally, anytime Jeff took notice of you, you felt important. Jeff will be deeply missed, but never forgotten. I pray that the Lord encourage and strengthen all of you at this very difficult time, especially Jeff’s two sons, Joshua and Matthew.##imported-begin##John Sponsler##imported-end##
Rich and Sharon. Lois Kipp called me today about Jeff. I am so saddened by your loss and I am keeping you all in my prayers. I called Julie in Oklahoma to tell her and she sends her love to all the family.
You all are in our thoughts.
Love, Pat
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Our heartfelt prayers go out to you Rich and Sharon in the loss of your beloved son. We will be out of town Saturday or we would deliver our wishes in person. May the love and pride you have for Jeff sustain you over the days to come. God bless you and your family##imported-begin##Jeanine & Darrell Groothuis##imported-end##
