Marshall and Lynette's obituary
Mrs. Lynette Faye Caldwell gained her wings on January 10, 2021 at the age of 67.
Lynette Faye Davis was born on May 30, 1953 in Newberry, SC to the late Henry Washington Davis and late Margaret Louise Davenport Davis.
She was a servant of the Lord and was a member of New Enoree Baptist Church where she served faithfully as a member of the usher board. She graduated from Newberry High School. She married Marshall Caldwell in 1969 and started building their life together in Newberry, SC. They welcomed 3 children into their home, Davida, Marshall, and Tremelle, teaching each one of them about the importance of faith, family, and giving.
She was a dedicated wife to Marshall for 50 years and passionate mother to her children. If you knew Lynette, you knew she never met a stranger and always offered herself to uplift others. She had a tremendous impact on people because of her spirit and peaceful demeanor and was so loved and she loved unconditionally. She loved everyone and so many referred to her as Mom.
She is preceded in death by sisters, Susan Davis Thompson and Loretta Davis Huguenin, of Newberry, SC and a brother, Henry Davis of Clinton, SC.
Lynette is survived by her husband, Marshall Caldwell; children, Davida (Trani) Price of Chapin, SC, Marshall (Leah) Caldwell of Newberry, SC, and Tremelle (Edisa) Caldwell of Hickory, NC; siblings, Debra (Wayne) Eichelberger, Pearl Davis, Eugene Davis, Henry (Cinderella) Davis, Michael (Ruby) Davis, and Terry Davis, all of Newberry, SC, and Marion Davis Harrison of Columbia, SC; grandchildren, Nicholas Price, Taylyn Price, Tristyn Price, Suzana Pruitt, Hayden Caldwell, Holden Caldwell, and Harrison Caldwell, and a host of extended family members.
A small family graveside service will be conducted on Thursday, January 14, 2021 at New Enoree Baptist Church. All in attendance are asked to wear a mask or face covering and to practice social distancing.
Mr. Marshall Caldwell
Mr. Marshall Caldwell entered the gates of Heaven on 1/15/2021 at the age of 71.
Marshall Caldwell was born on May 8, 1949 in Newberry, SC to the late Lewis Calvin Caldwell and late Louise Missouri Marshall Caldwell. He graduated from Gallman High School and entered the family logging business, Caldwell & Sons Logging. Marshall was the lead singer of a local band, Swing Kings, where he performed James Brown and Motown hits. Through dedication and hard work, he started his own business, Caldwell Logging, Inc, in which he successfully led for several years.
Marshall married Lynette Faye Davis in 1969 and that was the beginning of a 50yr marriage that withstood the test of time. They welcomed 3 children, Davida, Marshall, and Tremelle, into their home and began establishing a solid foundation based on hard work, integrity, and family. He served as a father figure for many and treated them like his own. Everybody knew Marshall for his kind heart, loving personality, and dedication to his family. He always had a good joke to share or words of comfort in times of need. Marshall loved to watch the Pittsburgh Steelers, go fishing, complete crossword puzzles, and watch mystery TV series. Above all, he enjoyed spending time with his 7 grandchildren. Marshall was a servant of the Lord and was member of New Enoree Baptist Church.
Marshall is survived by his children; Davida (Trani) Price of Chapin, SC, sons Marshall (Leah) Caldwell of Newberry, SC, and Tremelle (Edisa) Caldwell of Hickory, NC; siblings, Dorothy Greeley of Winston Salem, NC, Geraldine (Charles) Miller, James Lewis (Georgia Mae) Caldwell of Newberry, SC; Sammy Ray Caldwell of Columbia,, SC; grandchildren, Nicholas Price, Taylyn Price, Tristyn Price, Suzana Pruitt, Hayden Caldwell, Holden Caldwell, and Harrison Caldwell, and a host of extended family members. He is preceded in death by his wife, Lynette Faye Caldwell and sisters, Mary Caldwell Williamson of Florence, SC and Barbara Jean Elkins of Newberry.
A small family graveside services will be conducted on Tuesday, January 19, 2021 at New Enoree Baptist Church. All in attendance are asked to wear a mask or face covering and to practice social distancing.
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