Randolph County AlArchives Obituaries.....Caldwell, James Travis January 1, 1981
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The Roanoke Leader - January 1981
The Roanoke Leader
January 1981
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OBITUARIES:

JAMES TRAVIS CALDWELL

   (Macon, GA)  James Travis Caldwell, 62, of 2521 Rocky Creek Road, Macon, GA, 
died Thursday, Jan. 1, in a local hospital.  Services were held at 3 p.m. 
Saturday in the chapel of Crest Lawn Funeral Home.  Burial was in Glen Haven 
Memorial Gardens.  The Rev. Jimmy Corbett officiated.
   Mr. Caldwell, a native of Randolph County, AL, had lived in Macon for 30 
years.  He was retired from the sheet metal division of Robins Air Force Base 
and was a member of Pine Forest Baptist Church, Harrison Sunday School Class, 
the Board of Deacons, the Benevolent Committee, Christians of Duty, the 
extension department of the Sunday School and the Baptismal Committee.  He was 
an Air Force veteran of World War II.
   Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Martha Long Caldwell of Macon; a son, James 
Ronald Caldwell of Macon; two daughters, Mrs. Cheryl Ann Harding of Centerville 
and Mrs. Brenda Louise Kay of Jonesboro; three brothers, Bill Caldwell of 
Jasper, AL, Homer Caldwell of Phenix City, AL, and Woodrow Caldwell of Roanoke, 
AL; two sisters, Mrs. Ann Hatcher of Birmingham and Mrs. Eva Padgett of College 
Park (GA); and five grandchildren.
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Additional Comments:
[James, born Feb 23, 1918, is the son of Charles Hopson Caldwell and Carrie 
Bell Mitchum]

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